"Hungry breaks the soul and should not be used as a tool in War" www.youtube.com/watch?v=Siq1...

Stripe had an approach where the last line of a request's log would summarise it (e.g., metrics, status, and so on). AWS just released a Rust crate for doing something similar: github.com/awslabs/metr...

Ohhhhh, nice update with the perf numbers of adding `Move` lcnr.de/blog/2025/07...

"The key insight is that Send is about unique ownership across threads, while Sync is about shared access. When you move a value (Send), you're transferring complete control to another thread. When you share references (Sync), multiple threads have access" blog.cuongle.dev/p/this-sends...

`cargo-semver-checks` is amazing and you should check the release notes, buuuuuuut even if you don't care about Rust, check the animation. omg so cute <3

I need to play with neqo at some point. QUINN was very nice, but I would like to test out another implementation github.com/mozilla/neqo

And now Trump is giving Oracle's founder TikTok? Man, it does pay well to be a tech-lord faithful to Trump www.bbc.com/news/article...

Introducing Rust into the core of Git? 🤔 lore.kernel.org/git/20250904... #rustlang

Ok, bot blocked. What a crazy world we are living

The idea of profilers is nice (smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/bl...), when I started reading, I thought: omg, this is like Haskell lang-extensions, but no, it wouldn't change the language itself, just things like lints.

I'm already seeing companies saying: "we have offices in Dublin, you can come here instead" (referring to the work permit fees in the USA)

It seems that the tech industry will have to relocate to other countries. I remember some folks in AWS would move to Canada while they waited for their visa situation in the USA. I moved to Ireland because the H1-B lottery results did not work out for me.

I do enjoy the idea of `Claim`. For webdev, it may not make much sense, but for more performance-critical applications, it helps to know when you are doing an expensive `Clone` or not: smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/bl...

Wow, I missed the new "Optimizing Build Performance" section in the Cargo book github.com/rust-lang/ca...

First time reading about unsafe fields in Rust: github.com/jhpratt/rfcs... I never needed so not sure what to think about, but interesting to read anyway

Often when sum types (tagged unions/enums with data) come up, folks claim that they're equivalent to multiple implementations of an interface. Beyond the rough ergonomics of the latter, this is not actually true! In reality, *non-exhaustive enums* are equivalent to *sealed interfaces*. Read more:

Rust 1.90.0 has been released! ✨🦀 This release makes LLD the default linker on x86-64 linux-gnu and adds `cargo publish --workspace` to publish an entire workspace all at once! Check out the blog post and release notes for more: blog.rust-lang.org/2025/09/18/R...

I read this new Nvidia investment as the government of the USA supporting Intel as a way to "protect its chip industry". We will likely see two nations controlling chip production. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/18/b...

Ferrocene 25.08 will include a SIL 2 safety certified subset of libcore. www.linkedin.com/posts/ferrou...

It's sad to see a lot of investment moving from cloud computing to LLMs. Futurewei firing people working on the rust compiler, Huawei not renewing with contractors to push more LLM research in Ireland.

Today we’re kicking things off with the keynote by Ansgar Lindwedel (@eclipse.org), joined by Trustable expert Daniel Silverstone - exploring Rust’s role in safe & scalable automotive innovation. #RustLang

Occassionally folks reach out to me to ask "how do I hire embedded rust folks for contract/full time work?", and this is generally the answer I give folks: gist.github.com/jamesmunns/c... Feel free to share/etc., I'm all about more folks finding good full time gigs in embedded rust :)

I just learnt about github.com/Amanieu/coro...

I know people who left AWS to join Microsoft because of remote work... blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2025/09...

With the amount of Rust jobs in Europe, I wonder if an e-Residence in Estonia would be a good way to access it (living in Asia)

"I knew Rust was doing well, but I didn’t know it was doing this well."

Introducing Iron Vector: native, columnar, vectorized, high-performance accelerator for Apache Flink SQL and Table API built on top of Rust, Arrow and DataFusion. Reduce your Flink compute cost by up to 2x or handle 2x more data with the same infrastructure.

Official photos of RustChinaConf 2025 & Rust Global China www.xxpie.com/m/album?id=6...

I went to a Palestinian restaurant today. Palestinians are always so welcoming that it makes me even more pissed and sad about what is happening there... How to not cry?

I shared more context on Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/databasede...

Brazilian composer Hermeto Pascoal, known as 'The Sorcerer', dies aged 89 reut.rs/41PaRCS

serde is improving compiletimes by moving traits into serde_core github.com/serde-rs/ser... crates.io/crates/serde... Spotted in the wild at github.com/tokio-rs/byt...

rust is gonna get a lot better in the next year or so :D rust-lang.github.io/rust-project...

new release: #broot v1.49 comes with an auto-refresh mode that you enable with `:watch` broot: dystroy.org/broot/ Release: github.com/Canop/broot/...

I like this type of blog post where you walk through the thoughts of the engineers and step-by-step understand the final result: www.databend.com/blog/categor...

In Brazil, ~1K people working remotely were fired from Itau (a Bank). The company is saying they were monitoring the behaviour of their employees, and (in theory) they were not working when they were supposed to be. Even people with positive feedback were fired. g1.globo.com/economia/neg...

加油 ! 🦀

This weekend, we have a Rust conf happening in Hangzhou, China! For those visiting the city, don't forget to go to the West Lake (by far my favourite place).

Be careful people: blog.rust-lang.org/2025/09/12/c...

I just recommended @bevy.org to someone during an interview (because the person was using C++ for games in their free time). I hope they end up using it <3

11th of September of 72 marks the start of the dictatorship in Chile. On this 11th of September, Brazil judges Bolsonaro guilty for trying a coup d'etat. What a beautiful coincidence. What an amazing day to be Brazilian ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I'll be speaking at Rust China Conf/Rust Global China this weekend to talk about Ergot, my messaging library for embedded systems in Rust! Details and speaker list here: rustcc.cn/2025conf/, lots of familiar faces, excited to meet up with folks! #rustlang #embedded #conference #china #hangzhou

This band was in the festival and now I cannot stop listening to their songs: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMgz...

I live in Arakawa, and I just received a warning (advisory only for now) about flooding. It's raining a lot, and given that the region is below the level of the river, it can be dangerous (tho I don't think that this one will be an issue today)

Looking forward for this rust-lang.github.io/rust-project...

So sqlx uses rsa, and now I need to watch for github.com/RustCrypto/R... due to rustsec.org/advisories/R... . I wish I had the power to convince the corporation I work for to donate $$ to the folks working on this...

Out of the oven it seems: blog.rust-lang.org/2025/09/10/r...

Another interesting example of Rust in the Linux Kernel pushing improvements: rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/3621-de...

I just discovered that github.com/autometrics-... is no longer maintained, as of October 2024.

I feel this too. In Go, I was never sure if all the code was doing the right thing with a type, so every time I deployed, I was scared. Will this crash with live traffic? In Rust, I feel comfortable with the compiler and my tests. I know it won't crash: lubeno.dev/blog/rusts-p...