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CPI on Solana: The Mental Model I Wish I Had on Day 71
100daysofsolana2026-07-02
GopichandGopichand

CPI on Solana: The Mental Model I Wish I Had on Day 71

I stared at CpiContext::new(...) for a solid ten minutes on Day 71. I knew the arguments existed. I...

Enigmar
algorithms2026-07-02
firefrogfirefrog

Enigmar

| A High-Performance Enigma Machine Simulator in Rust, with Python Bindings Link:...

My Bot Showed +$84 Profit. The Chain Said +$11. Here's Why.
rust2026-07-02
Blockchain Rust EngineerBlockchain Rust Engineer

My Bot Showed +$84 Profit. The Chain Said +$11. Here's Why.

I ran 200 paper trades. Win rate was 91%. P&L tracker showed positive every session. I moved to...

One Rust core, native SDKs in 16 languages: how we stopped hand-writing bindings
rust2026-07-06
Na'aman Hirschfeld (Goldziher)Na'aman Hirschfeld (Goldziher)

One Rust core, native SDKs in 16 languages: how we stopped hand-writing bindings

Building xberg, a document-intelligence engine with a Rust core, we needed the same engine callable...

I red-teamed my own LLM security gateway in four passes. Here's every gap I found.
security2026-07-15
akavlabsakavlabs

I red-teamed my own LLM security gateway in four passes. Here's every gap I found.

I build a security gateway for LLM traffic. It sits in front of the model as a transparent...

How a Simple Counter Program Helped Me Understand Anchor's Account Model
100daysofsolana2026-07-06
Elizabeth AfolabiElizabeth Afolabi

How a Simple Counter Program Helped Me Understand Anchor's Account Model

I've spent the last few weeks using Solana programs. This week, I finally wrote one. The program...

Why Real-Time Agents Are Reshaping LLM Gateway Architecture
ai2026-07-01
Paul TwistPaul Twist

Why Real-Time Agents Are Reshaping LLM Gateway Architecture

Why Real-Time Agents Are Reshaping LLM Gateway Architecture Six months ago, "realtime...

From Web App to Native Desktop: Building ToolKnit with Tauri and a Dual-Source Installer
productivity2026-07-02
Zihang Dong 董子航Zihang Dong 董子航

From Web App to Native Desktop: Building ToolKnit with Tauri and a Dual-Source Installer

The Problem We Wanted to Solve Every day, developers, designers, and content creators...

From Python/Pandas to Rust/C++: taking our tick simulation from 140ms to microseconds per window
rust2026-07-01
AlexAlex

From Python/Pandas to Rust/C++: taking our tick simulation from 140ms to microseconds per window

TL;DR We're a small ML lab building alpha models for a handful of partners. Our market...

Web Developer Travis McCracken on The Simplicity of Net/HTTP in Go
webdev2026-07-09
Travis McCracken Web DeveloperTravis McCracken Web Developer

Web Developer Travis McCracken on The Simplicity of Net/HTTP in Go

Exploring Backend Development with Rust and Go: Insights from Web Developer Travis McCracken As a...

Everyone Is Benchmarking Claude 5. They're Measuring the Wrong Thing.
ai2026-07-01
Tanmay DevareTanmay Devare

Everyone Is Benchmarking Claude 5. They're Measuring the Wrong Thing.

Claude 5 is here. Every timeline is full of benchmark charts. SWE-bench scores. Coding...

Local-First vs. Cloud Password Managers: What SMBs Should Know
security2026-07-01
Pascal KuhnPascal Kuhn

Local-First vs. Cloud Password Managers: What SMBs Should Know

A practical comparison of local-first and cloud-based password managers for small and medium...

I ported Picomatch to Rust. It passed 1,977 tests and lost the benchmark by 18x
rust2026-08-02
LubuSebLubuSeb

I ported Picomatch to Rust. It passed 1,977 tests and lost the benchmark by 18x

A Port Mortem 2026 write-up about a JavaScript to Rust port, one strange Unicode character, and what...

lithair 1.0 — I'm here, and yet
rust2026-07-05
arckerarcker

lithair 1.0 — I'm here, and yet

The 1.0 tag is cut: lithair works, tested end-to-end, soaked in prod. And yet it doesn't feel finished. An honest post about the gap between the version and the feeling — the AI, the exposure, the fear of silence — and what's actually there: a two-year-old idea that now compiles, runs, and holds a whole site on its own.

My AI coding agent reverted a core feature in one buried line — and its commit messages lied about it
ai2026-07-24
Masih MaafiMasih Maafi

My AI coding agent reverted a core feature in one buried line — and its commit messages lied about it

Auditing AI-generated commits on Elpis turned up a hidden revert, a test written to hide a feature, and a release tag pointing at a build that never passed CI.

Six GUI bugs I fixed in one day — how I made IONA OS actually usable From dead keyboard shortcuts to broken input to hardcoded data: a day of polish
debugging2026-07-05
Eric-Octavian Eric-Octavian

Six GUI bugs I fixed in one day — how I made IONA OS actually usable From dead keyboard shortcuts to broken input to hardcoded data: a day of polish

Yesterday I spent a full day fixing six applications in IONA OS. None of them were completely broken....