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Rust actually makes programming fun again. Here are some small operators/methods that mean all the difference when used correctly: iambenkay.github.io/rust-features-…
Time to fork and compile from source... This shouldn't have happened. Rust is a buggy, unstable, redundant language.
Rust in the Linux Kernel is Here to Stay According to a reporter at the Linux Kernel Maintainer Summit, "Rust in the kernel is no longer experimental - it is now a core part of the kernel and is here to stay."
Programming has taken the world by storm for the past years. Rust is using language design mistakes done by early languages to come up with a perfect language with perfomance and safety in mind
It's a bad decision to use C++; that's the only skill issue I see from a developper: using the wrong tool to make sure the software works 99% of the time. This small startup explains that better than I do. security.googleblog.com/2025/11/rust-i…
"Rust will slow your productivity at start, but it will make you a better developer"
Me coming from a C++, Python, and JS background: C++ → no proper package manager Python → endless versioning issues JS → unintuitive bugs everywhere So keeping Rust’s general agenda intact, Rust feels like the go-to solution for everything the other languages missed.
With over 65,000 lines of code in the Linux kernel, Rust had reached a point of no return. Now it's official: Rust in the Kernel is no longer an experiment. It has been incorporated as an essential part of the Kernel! Rust is the language that offers C-level performance, but…
Rust is such a cool programming language that allows you create code invariants with zero-sized types.
When you truly learn software engineering i.e. not “follow a tutorial,” but grapple with a new paradigm - the cognitive exhaustion is the signal that real growth happened. Because the hard parts of engineering aren’t syntax or APIs. They’re new mental models. Rust is the…
Corollary: at the end of a learning session, you should feel cognitively exhausted, like the mental version of the fatigue you feel after a physical workout.
I meant to say that Rust enforces a lot of common bugs avoidance practices upfront (during dev overhead of course!), so we won't have them show up in prod to fix
in this house we care to have AS MUCH RUST (programming language) as makes sense
Even OS is run on languages ryt, and handling memory neatly isn't that easy as u think. Yeah if done correctly, rust isnt that useful. But the main reason for rust is that it enforces all these memory level constraints while compiling code itself, other languages just neglect it…
i feel like rust has broken me. i can’t write two lines of code without agonizing about allocations. every copy feels like sacrificing my first born child
and yeah -- Rust may not be a great fit ergonomically for your use case currently, but: - it does eliminate entire classes of errors related to memory-, thread-, and type-safety - these are the most common sorts of errors to see in systems software, like safety-critical
I would say that Rust doesn't really try to actually solve this problem. It's a systems programming language, yes, but it aims to be more accessible in the type of software you can build with it. Which is why it does seem that low level and hardware work get a massive DX shunt
Rust lost the race to low level programming the moment it decided to not make raw pointers ergonomic. For high level systems programming it's great, but for building the abstractions needed for such systems it simply sucks This one's a nice read as well zackoverflow.dev/writing/unsafe…
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When Zig is safer and faster than Rust
There are endless debates online about Rust vs. Zig, this post explores a side of the argument I don't think is mentioned enough.
Rust is the best programming language because its design spends zero effort optimizing for usability by the incompetant.
⚡️“I chose Zig because I’m not smart enough to build a big project in C++ or Rust.” - @bouvierfrancis This article is a fantastic deep dive into why you might want to build your next project in Zig lightpanda.io/blog/posts/why… #zig
Rust Code Delivers Better Security, Also Streamlines DevOps: ift.tt/tX2zmlJ by darkreading #infosec #cybersecurity #technology #news
Rust Code Delivers Better Security, Also Streamlines DevOps darkreading.com/application-se…
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