Zero-Cost Abstractions in Rust — What It Really Means
“What you don’t use, you don’t pay for. And what you do use, you couldn’t hand-code better.” — Bjarne Stroustrup The Philosophy at the
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“What you don’t use, you don’t pay for. And what you do use, you couldn’t hand-code better.” — Bjarne Stroustrup The Philosophy at the
I got tired of GitLab eating 4+ GB RAM on my homelab server. So I built GitRiver - a self-hosted Git platform as a single Rust binary with built-in CI
For the past few months, I've been working on building my own cybersecurity tools in Rust. I wanted to understand and learn how these different tools
I just released DataForge - a suite of high-performance data engineering tools powered by Rust. pip install dataforge-profile Benchmarks (1M rows):
As part of my work at Anthropic, I open sourced two Rust crates that fill a gap in the RPC ecosystem: buffa, a pure-Rust Protocol Buffers implementati
Introduction: Rust Meets Godot Imagine you’re a novice programmer, freshly enamored with Rust’s promises of safety and performance, and e
Screenshot API and HTML to PDF in Rust with reqwest If you've tried running headless Chrome from a Rust binary, you know the friction: chro
Introduction Payment processing platforms, exchanges, and custodial services face a common challenge: they need to generate unique deposit
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been experimenting with building a small web framework that combines Python’s simplicity with Rust’s performance. The i
This week Google Research published TurboQuant — a two-stage KV-cache quantization algorithm that achieves 6x memory reduction and 8x attention speedu
I've been maintaining open-source tools for years. For most of that time, I had no idea if anyone was actually using them. Few stars. Not forks. Down
Rust's ownership model cleans up memory automatically — but it doesn't overwrite it. A dropped String containing an API key still has its bytes sittin
I got tired of spinning up DuckDB or writing throwaway Python just to peek inside a Parquet file. So I built pq - a single binary CLI (Rust) that hand