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lililangchain-rust: Build LLM apps with Ollama + local models in pure Rust — no Python needed
If you're running local models through Ollama and tired of Python's overhead, check out...

Raghu BharadwajKernel & Embedded News: Hazard Pointers Proposed for the Kernel
The kernel community weighs hazard pointers as an RCU alternative, a race-free way to open new directories, and gccrs progress toward compiling Linux.

Shivansh SinghPorting Python Parsy to Rust: Lessons from Port Mortem 2026
Completed my submission for Port Mortem 2026 – Code Resurrection Hackathon! Over the past few days,...

Juan Carlos IsazaTe roban la base de datos y no pueden crackear ni una contraseña
Argon2 encarece cada intento, pero el atacante que se lleva tu tabla de usuarios tiene tiempo infinito y GPUs. Un OPRF cambia el juego: el hash depende de una clave que no viaja con la base de datos. Cómo funciona, qué cuesta y qué se rompe.

Kurtis BrierleyBuilding a Sub-10ms Routing Engine in Bare-Metal Rust: Why We Abandoned Floating-Point Math
For the last decade, if you needed to solve a massive Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problem (CVRPTW) or...

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PumaCracking WMI-exec in Rust by turning impacket into a byte-level oracle
How I implemented wmiexec from scratch in Rust — DCOM activation, OXID resolution, and MS-WMIO object...

Universe Interfaceunissh – a modern and secure, fully open-source SSH client with a built-in sync server
Hi everyone! I'd like to show you unissh – a modern, simple, open source SSH client with a...

Amit KumarI ported a Python library to Rust. My fuzzer was lying to me.
Every "port to Rust" post is the same shape: I rewrote it in Rust and it's faster. This one isn't. I...

Werner KasselmanCompilation Is Not Assurance: What Agentic Rust Needs After the First Green Build
AI-assisted coding looks fastest when we stop the clock too early. A model can scaffold a crate,...

Dev EncyclopediaYour Crate's MSRV Is Probably Wrong (And You Won't Know Until Someone's Build Breaks)
Here's a scenario that plays out constantly in Rust projects: your Cargo.toml declares rust-version =...

xbillMCP Development Updates with Rust and Claude Code
Leveraging coding agents and the underlying LLM to build Model Context Protocol (MCP) AI applications...
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SomeB1oody[Advanced Rust] 2.2. API Design Principles of Unsurprising Pt.2 - Implementing Clone, Default, PartialEq, PartialOrd, Hash, Eq…
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SomeB1oody[Advanced Rust] 2.3. API Design Principles of Unsurprising Pt.3 - Implementing serde Serialize and Deserialize Traits, and Why…
Full title: [Advanced Rust] 2.3. API Design Principles of Unsurprising Pt.3 - Implementing serde...

Eric-Octavian From kernel to desktop: 68 apps, 238 files audited, and a working GUI How I turned a kernel that boots into a desktop you can actually use
I've been building IONA OS — a sovereign operating system written entirely in Rust — for the past 13...

arcker943 bytes that answer HTTP
Verbose is a small proof-carrying language whose compiler is written in itself. It now emits HTTP servers: a 943-byte ELF that opens a socket, parses the request, routes on method and path, and writes its access log in a single atomic writev. Here is the whole syscall chain, end to end — and why a log line must never be splittable in two.