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Remove unused cloud compute entries and add hkBst #1654

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5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions people/hkBst.toml
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name = "Marijn Schouten"
github = "hkBst"
github-id = 25009929
email = "[email protected]"
zulip-id = 878204
10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions teams/cloud-compute.toml
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# to true in its team toml file, then you do not need to be added to this list.
# For example, T-compiler and T-infra both have `dev-desktop = true`
members = [
"albertlarsan68",
"asquared31415",
"Dajamante",
"jhpratt",
"JoelMarcey",
"nellshamrell",
"ouz-a",
"Sp00ph",
"yaahc",
"WaffleLapkin",
"JulianKnodt",
"vincenzopalazzo",
"hkBst",
]

alumni = [
"Dajamante",
]
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Note: we don't always add alumni to marker teams since marker teams aren't really meant to indicate "service" to a particular effort, but I don't have strong feelings about this.

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The alternative here was deleting their user file, which, knowing nothing about this person's involvement, I did not want to suggest.


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