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umru
@umru_Jun 14
New York City
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Happy 121st birthday to the NYC Subway, opened on this day in 1904. Like the city itself, you can’t truly love it until there are days where you hate it. But I will always be grateful for it every one of those days.
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Looking forward to seeing everyone at tomorrow's #RustNYC! It's a community show and tell (we haven't done one of those in a while!), so come, share your side projects or just something you think is cool!!!
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ten years of ITLLT
Keith Rankin@keithrankin0_016 May 2025
ITLLT turns 10 years old. i was on tour as Giant Claw and stayed an extra few days in philadelphia with James to record. we wanted to refine what we had started on our previous collab Evangelis. never ever thought it would be heard by more than like 100 people
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[ dA - 014 ] Jane Remover - "Revengeseekerz" out now, via deadAir MV🎥: "angels in camo"
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RustNL@Rust_NL26 Mar 2025
** Speaker announcement ** Catch this talk at RustWeek 2025! Speaker: Michael "compiler-errors" Goulet Title: (Almost) Everything You Should Know About The Compiler Frontend Info & tickets: rustweek.org/talks/errs/ See you in Utrecht 13-17 May, 2025! #rustweek #rustlang
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Evidence that "async functions in traits" (Rust 1.75+) is successfully displacing usage of the old `async-trait` crate at ecosystem scale. Expect a second clear inflection point when async works natively in `dyn Trait`.
Graph showing fraction of crates.io with direct dependency on `async-trait` over time. Climbs sharply from 0% in 2019 to 4.1% on December 28, 2023 which is the release date of Rust 1.75.0. Then flat since then.

ALT Graph showing fraction of crates.io with direct dependency on `async-trait` over time. Climbs sharply from 0% in 2019 to 4.1% on December 28, 2023 which is the release date of Rust 1.75.0. Then flat since then.

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Rust Language
@rustlang18 Oct 2024
Rust 1.82.0 has been released! 🦀✨ This release includes cargo-info, new `impl Trait + use<..>` syntax, unsafe/safe extern items, unsafe attributes, smarter pattern matching, floats in const eval, Option::is_none_or and more! Check out the announcement: blog.rust-lang.org/2024/10/1…
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Mara@m_ou_se11 Oct 2024
#EuroRust2024
Boxy on stage presenting. The slide is very chaotic and says: Introducing... Abstractions!! With Abstractions, you can write unsafe code and feel ultra safe at the same time! It's "easy!"

ALT Boxy on stage presenting. The slide is very chaotic and says: Introducing... Abstractions!! With Abstractions, you can write unsafe code and feel ultra safe at the same time! It's "easy!"

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Happy pride 🏳️‍🌈
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One of the most fascinating Rust performance deep dives I've seen. Terrible clickbait title but the article is gold xuanwo.io/2023/04-rust-std-f…
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Hey @redbull do you use Rust at your company? Would you be willing to consider sponsoring the open source work of one or more of the Rust compiler engineers? I know someone who could make good use of it!
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type level programming is immensely satisfying because of the immediate feedback. your language server becomes a REPL and errors are lifted to compile-time. uwu
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Every program on earth falls in one of two categories: 1. A compiler 2. A raytracer There are no other programs
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Rust Foundation@rust_foundation22 Dec 2022
The latest installment in our Community Grantee Spotlight series is here, feat. Rust Foundation Fellow @o_uz_a! We hope you find this story & advice about the Grants Program as inspiring and informative as we do! Congrats on all of your hard work, Oğuz. buff.ly/3WzVc55
Heading reads "Community Grantee Spotlight: Oğuz Ağcayazi, Rust Foundation Fellow". Underneath is a circular headshot of Oğuz with a spotlight graphic overlaid. To the left is text reading "A blog series featuring stories from Rust Foundation Project Grantees & Fellows." To the right is a white arrow graphic with text inside that reads "Find Oğuz' Grantee Profile @ bit.ly/granteespotlight"

ALT Heading reads "Community Grantee Spotlight: Oğuz Ağcayazi, Rust Foundation Fellow". Underneath is a circular headshot of Oğuz with a spotlight graphic overlaid. To the left is text reading "A blog series featuring stories from Rust Foundation Project Grantees & Fellows." To the right is a white arrow graphic with text inside that reads "Find Oğuz' Grantee Profile @ bit.ly/granteespotlight"

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I spent some time staring at the assembly code for dyn Trait and dyn* Trait in Rust and here's what I found. blog.theincredibleholk.org/b…
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I had a lot of fun giving a RustContributor::Explore talk yesterday on dyn* and support async functions in dyn traits. The recording is up on YouTube now: youtube.com/watch?v=6mbPY4Mx… Also, the notes document: hackmd.io/yQAp42MbSy2iLBI0VW…
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In the last 2.5 months I ran rustc on around 600.000 files with around 50 different RUSTFLAGS each, so around 30 million rustc executions. :D All ICEs found have been reported and I'd love to repeat the same with debug assertions enabled but it would probably take a year... 😆
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454@SQVXLLS26 Oct 2022
OUT EVERYWHERE 🤎 GO STREAM!open.spotify.com/album/4Wu3A…

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