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January 2021

Created 16 commits in 4 repositories
Opened 2 pull requests in 2 repositories
versatica/mediasoup
1 merged
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1 merged
Reviewed 2 pull requests in 2 repositories
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Created an issue in rust-random/rand that received 1 comment

Use minimal const generics for supporting arrays of all sizes

Background With minimal const generic shipping in Rust 1.51 it would be great to start using it in rand, at least with nightly flag for now. What i…

1 comment
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