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M0rfes's profile picture. Senior Software Developer | Full stack developer | MEAN | MERN | Golang | Rust | Javascipt | Typescript | Nodejs | Nestjs | React | Angular | Nextjs | Expressjs
fahim khan
@M0rfes
Aug 16

You can treat a buffer as a file in Rust using std::io::Cursor. This lets you read from and write to bytes just like you would with a file, making buffer manipulation seamless and more intuitive. Great for working with in-memory data! #RustLang #IoCursor #SystemsProgramming

M0rfes's tweet image. You can treat a buffer as a file in Rust using std::io::Cursor. This lets you read from and write to bytes just like you would with a file, making buffer manipulation seamless and more intuitive. Great for working with in-memory data! #RustLang #IoCursor #SystemsProgramming
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M0rfes's profile picture. Senior Software Developer | Full stack developer | MEAN | MERN | Golang | Rust | Javascipt | Typescript | Nodejs | Nestjs | React | Angular | Nextjs | Expressjs
fahim khan
@M0rfes
Aug 16

You can treat a buffer as a file in Rust using std::io::Cursor. This lets you read from and write to bytes just like you would with a file, making buffer manipulation seamless and more intuitive. Great for working with in-memory data! #RustLang #IoCursor #SystemsProgramming

M0rfes's tweet image. You can treat a buffer as a file in Rust using std::io::Cursor. This lets you read from and write to bytes just like you would with a file, making buffer manipulation seamless and more intuitive. Great for working with in-memory data! #RustLang #IoCursor #SystemsProgramming
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M0rfes's profile picture. Senior Software Developer | Full stack developer | MEAN | MERN | Golang | Rust | Javascipt | Typescript | Nodejs | Nestjs | React | Angular | Nextjs | Expressjs
fahim khan
@M0rfes
Aug 16

You can treat a buffer as a file in Rust using std::io::Cursor. This lets you read from and write to bytes just like you would with a file, making buffer manipulation seamless and more intuitive. Great for working with in-memory data! #RustLang #IoCursor #SystemsProgramming

M0rfes's tweet image. You can treat a buffer as a file in Rust using std::io::Cursor. This lets you read from and write to bytes just like you would with a file, making buffer manipulation seamless and more intuitive. Great for working with in-memory data! #RustLang #IoCursor #SystemsProgramming
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