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I guess we now have Sprite Animations
gamedev2026-04-05
clyhclyh

I guess we now have Sprite Animations

A while back I posted something about wgpu, and making a game engine. I've since worked on it a bit...

I replaced lsof, ss, and netstat with a single Rust binary
rust2026-04-04
Mark MarosiMark Marosi

I replaced lsof, ss, and netstat with a single Rust binary

The problem Every developer has been here: something is hogging port 3000 and you need to...

How I tested 16 processes racing for the same task in 200 lines of Rust
agents2026-05-08
Denis TumakovDenis Tumakov

How I tested 16 processes racing for the same task in 200 lines of Rust

I shipped a small tool last week called coord — a local daemon that lets parallel AI coding agents...

contextdb: a database for agentic memory — SQL, graph traversal, and vector search in one transaction
rust2026-04-04
John CyriacJohn Cyriac

contextdb: a database for agentic memory — SQL, graph traversal, and vector search in one transaction

I've been building a Rust database purpose-built for agentic memory — the kind of workload where AI...

How I Built a Markdown Conversion API for AI Agents in Rust (and deployed it for $0.000003 per request)
rust2026-05-08
PedroPedro

How I Built a Markdown Conversion API for AI Agents in Rust (and deployed it for $0.000003 per request)

How I Built a Markdown Conversion API for AI Agents in Rust (and deployed it for $0.000003...

Why I Chose a Synchronous Poll Loop Over Async for My Rust Daemon
rust2026-04-04
BattyBatty

Why I Chose a Synchronous Poll Loop Over Async for My Rust Daemon

I started with tokio. Two weeks later, I ripped it out. A synchronous loop with sleep(5) was the right call for a process supervisor.

Rust Rewrites Are Coming for Your Dev Tools (And That's a Good Thing)
rust2026-04-04
Alan WestAlan West

Rust Rewrites Are Coming for Your Dev Tools (And That's a Good Thing)

Rust rewrites are transforming developer CLI tools. A look at the claw-code-parity project and why systems-level thinking matters for AI coding assistants.

I wrote Vec::new() and expected malloc - there was none
rust2026-04-04
Piotr ZaryckiPiotr Zarycki

I wrote Vec::new() and expected malloc - there was none

Everyone who writes Rust quickly runs into Vec. When creating a vector with Vec::new() you might...

Secure Cross-Platform File Sharing: A Unified Solution for Diverse Devices and Networks
filesharing2026-04-04
Sergey BoyarchukSergey Boyarchuk

Secure Cross-Platform File Sharing: A Unified Solution for Diverse Devices and Networks

Introduction: The Need for Cross-Platform File Sharing Sharing files across devices should...

92% of MCP Servers Have Security Issues (And How I Fixed It)
mcp2026-04-08
Nicholas VeltenNicholas Velten

92% of MCP Servers Have Security Issues (And How I Fixed It)

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is moving fast—and so are the attackers. After analyzing the landscape,...

Within 10% of gzip: What GN’s Semantic Compression Teaches Us
compression2026-04-05
Buffer OverflowBuffer Overflow

Within 10% of gzip: What GN’s Semantic Compression Teaches Us

When we first started building, the goal was never to make another gzip clone. Generic compression...

🦀 Rust Foundations — The Stuff That Finally Made Things Click
rust2026-04-04
Utkarsh MishraUtkarsh Mishra

🦀 Rust Foundations — The Stuff That Finally Made Things Click

"Rust compiler and Clippy are the biggest tsunderes — they'll shout at you for every small mistake,...

Mutex deadlocks in production: the patterns I found in my codebase and how I diagnosed them
english2026-05-07
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

Mutex deadlocks in production: the patterns I found in my codebase and how I diagnosed them

Three deadlocks in production, all with the same face: the service stopped responding — no error, no panic, no log. What I found while diagnosing them changed how I think about lock design in async Rust.

"You Got This Error Last Week" — Building an AI That Remembers Your Past Errors
ai2026-05-07
hiyoyohiyoyo

"You Got This Error Last Week" — Building an AI That Remembers Your Past Errors

If this is useful, a ❤️ helps others find it. All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. The same...

Learn Rust Basics By Building a Brainfuck Interpreter
beginners2026-04-04
SheerLuckSheerLuck

Learn Rust Basics By Building a Brainfuck Interpreter

Hi, In this series we are going to learn Rust programming language by building exciting projects per...

Efficient Real-Time Flight Tracking in Browsers: Framework-Free, Cross-Platform Solution
webassembly2026-04-03
Maxim GerasimovMaxim Gerasimov

Efficient Real-Time Flight Tracking in Browsers: Framework-Free, Cross-Platform Solution

Introduction: The Challenge of Framework-Free Development Building a real-time flight...

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