Just revisited my video on "High Performance Postgres with Rust, Cloudflare & Hyperdrive" and thought it might still be helpful for some of you. If you're curious about optimizing database performance, give it a watch! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IixJ8kJ3nV0 #Postgres #Rust #Cloudflare
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Yesterday I released Unhaunter 0.2.7, and for the first time I added Linux+Windows builds. But I've no idea if the windows ones work or not, so if anyone could try it and let me know if it works...
My team at Polytechnic Institute of Paris/Télécom #Paris school of engineering is looking for a research engineer to conduct development and empirical experiments in various fields, most notable #software #security and #SoftwareEngineering.
Programming skills in #Rust are particularly welcome, even though we are quite polyglots and would also welcome C/Java/OCaml developers 
3-year contract, on site in the south of Paris.
Full job description at: https://institutminestelecom.recruitee.com/l/en/o/ingenieure-ou-ingenieur-de-recherche-en-informatique
Institut Mines-TélécomInstitut Mines-Télécom - Computer science research engineer - 36 months contractWho we are ?Télécom Paris, part of the IMT (Institut Mines-Télécom) and a founding member of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, is one of France's top 5 general engineering schools.The mainspring of
Super excited to present my OS research at #wasmio25 in just 2 days!
For two years I’ve been working on a massively concurrent, highly reliable operating system ( using #wasm written from scratch in #rust ) for the 21st century!
stop by it will be great!
https://2025.wasm.io/sessions/smarter-operating-systems-will-use-wasm-the-coming-os-revolution/
Smarter Operating Systems Will Use Wasm - The Coming OS Revolution •WASM I/O • 27-28 Mar • Barcelona 2024WASM I/O • 27-28 Mar • Barcelona 2025Smarter Operating Systems Will Use Wasm - The Coming OS Revolution • Wasm I/O 2025. A 2-day WebAssembly conference in Barcelona, Spain
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A client+server web framework for Rust!
Currently experimenting with it, don't have a proper opinion on it yet, but it seems good so far!
leptos.devHome - LeptosLeptos is a cutting-edge Rust web framework designed for building fast, reliable, web applications.
#Ubuntu going for #Rust coreutils is a nice little gift for the #rustlang community to cheer about and promote! https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/19/ubuntu_2510_rust/ #Programming 
The Register · Ubuntu 25.10 plans to swap GNU coreutils for Rust
Garage - An open-source distributed object storage service
Does any of you know about this and also use it professionally and if so in what context and how? Honestly, I'm standing up a little.
garagehq.deuxfleurs.frGarage - An open-source distributed object storage serviceAn open-source distributed storage service you can self-host to fullfill many needs.
she/her Can somebody explain why #rust backed by major evil corpos is beeing showed down everybody's throat these past few years? Asking for a friend. 
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The usual solution to this problem seems to be to not even attempt to use a function or other item unless the target platform is one that the programmer knows has support for it.
This has two serious problems:
1. The list of supporting platforms tends to be huge. Example: https://docs.rs/socket2/0.5.8/src/socket2/socket.rs.html#783
2. What if more platforms gain support for it in the future?
docs.rssocket.rs - sourceSource of the Rust file `src/socket.rs`.
It's been a while since I ran a build with #autoconf / #autotools. I had forgotten just how many different little things it checks for.
One of the main things it's checking for is whether certain headers and functions exist. That reminds me: #Rust `cfg` directives really ought to allow a predicate of “such-and-such function/type/whatever exists”. Then you can, for example, call a libc function that exists only on platforms that have it, with fallback on platforms that don't.
It turns out that Rust functions aren't fun. The compiler doesn't like u.
heise+ | Linux auf exotischer Hardware: Fedora Asahi Remix statt macOS
Das Asahi-Linux-Projekt entwickelt einen Fedora-Abkömmling als alltagstaugliche Linux-Distribution für Macs mit M-Chips. So installieren Sie Linux neben macOS.
c't MagazinLinux auf exotischer Hardware: Fedora Asahi Remix statt macOSDas Asahi-Linux-Projekt entwickelt einen Fedora-Abkömmling als alltagstaugliche Linux-Distribution für Macs mit M-Chips. So installieren Sie Linux neben macOS.
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Imagine if every time you checked a #Rust Result for an error, you did that by making a cute kitty sound
This is what’s coming and I’m not even kidding
From today onwards I’m going to refer to the blanket impl From<T> for T as “The Bad T4T Blanket”, or maybe just “The Bad T4T”
I've been developing a MQTT GUI client called MQTTy (the name is not very original but I needed the word MQTT in it). That will help me and hopefully help others, to develop, test and debug their IoT applications that utilizes the MQTT protocol.
It's written in Rust, completely free software, licensed under the terms of GPL 3.0 or later versions.
Currently the app does not hit the MVP stage, so there is a lot of work to do to reach it.
Since I was skeptical when the account followed me, I asked.
@rustfoundation is legitimate and not impersonation.
Has anyone written a library for configuring #rustls from a configuration file?
TLS settings need to be configured by the server administrator, not hard-coded, and it seems silly for every application to have its own bespoke way of translating a configuration file into a rustls ServerConfig.