RustHints @rusthints

Sharing knowledge about Rust code quality, design patterns, concurrency, security and optimization. This is an unofficial community managed project. #TLDRust Joined September 2019

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David Tolnay @davidtolnay

8 months ago

The "Rust syntax is not that bad" people have not yet discovered that the expression `x = y + ..` parses as `x = (y + ..)` while the expression `x = .. + y` parses as `(x = ..) + y`. In other languages, the precedence of an operator depends on that operator. So it makes sense to…

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Joel Höner @athre0z

a year ago

Want to do cross-language profiling? The profiler that our team at optimyze and later Elastic has worked on for the past few years has been open-sourced today! We also released a first preview of the local dev UI for it along with that (it's free)! elastic.co/blog/elastic-u…

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RustHints @rusthints

2 years ago

Delve into performance engineering with @gamozolabs streams with #rustlang. Experience content equivalent to advanced professional trainings, all within a dynamic, unscripted setting. A perfect opportunity to unravel and learn advanced topics in a pragmatic context.

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RustHints @rusthints

2 years ago

The 'anyhow' library by @davidtolnay in #rustlang streamlines error handling with a unified Error type. It offers a quick error creation 'anyhow!' macro and context chaining, providing more insight into error origins and aiding debugging. github.com/dtolnay/anyhow

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RustHints @rusthints

2 years ago

This book by @m_ou_se brilliantly explains memory ordering, interior mutability, and the art of safe and efficient spin locks.

Mara @m_ou_se

2 years ago

This book by @m_ou_se brilliantly explains memory ordering, interior mutability, and the art of safe and efficient spin locks.

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RustHints @rusthints

2 years ago

Rust 1.68's std::pin::pin!() macro refines pinning, offering safety and expressiveness. Usable as an expression, it adds flexibility and is well-suited for immovable async objects and complex structures. #rustlang

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Mara @m_ou_se

2 years ago

📕 What's the most exciting thing you learned from Rust Atomics and Locks? marabos.nl/atomics/

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Mara @m_ou_se

2 years ago

🆕🆕🆕🦀 In the last few weeks, #rustlang 1.68.0, 1.68.1 and 1.68.2 have been released! Here's a thread with some of the highlights of Rust 1.68. 🧵 1/11 blog.rust-lang.org/2023/03/09/Rus…

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Mara @m_ou_se

2 years ago

It is now easier to safely "Pin" something on the stack, using the new `std::pin::pin!()` macro. 📌 Unlike pin macros provided by some popular crates, std's new pin macro can be used as an expression: 3/11

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Manish @ManishEarth

3 years ago

oh hell yeah the Rust training course that the Android folks have been working on got open sourced it's very good! google.github.io/comprehensive-…

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Michal Melewski @carste1n

3 years ago

In Rust, when creating a string always consider doing it with some pre-allocated capacity (::with_capacity(n)). If you don't the string starts with 0 capacity and will require a memory allocation when you add some content to it.

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RustHints @rusthints

3 years ago

Why Rust mutexes look like they do - cliffle.com/blog/rust-mute…

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neural oscillator of uncertain significance @mycoliza

3 years ago

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Brandon Falk @gamozolabs

4 years ago

I wrote a really simple RISC-V (rv32i) JIT for x86_64 designed for gathering some stats for my upcoming Bluehat IL talk. It runs at about ~1 RISC-V instruction per 2 x86 cycles, and can create and run hello world ~8.6 million times per second on 96 cores! github.com/gamozolabs/rv3…

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Rust Language @rustlang

4 years ago

The std::fs::remove_dir_all function in the Rust standard library is vulnerable to a race condition (CVE-2022-21658). We will release Rust 1.58.1 with the fix later today. Read the advisory: blog.rust-lang.org/2022/01/20/cve…

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d0nut 🦀 @d0nutptr

4 years ago

Here's the DAC authorization library I wrote. It allows you to specify specific grants for principals interacting with resources and enforce (at compile-time) that all of the appropriate authorization checks have occurred. crates.io/crates/dacquiri github.com/resyncgg/dacqu…

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Formal Ferris @FormalFerris

4 years ago

We’re back! New year, new talk: Herman Venter will talk about MIRAI his abstract interpreter for Rust. Join us Monday January 31st to 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘺 start the year. eventbrite.com/e/rfmig-return…

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Mara @m_ou_se

4 years ago

✨ Need to quickly plot something in @rustlang? Just import the excellent Matplotlib from Python! 🦀 💛 🐍 📊

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Trail of Bits @trailofbits

4 years ago

Today, we're releasing Dylint, a new linting tool for Rust code that uses dynamic libraries to help you maintain custom rules and manage multiple compiler versions easier. trailofbits.com/post/write-rus…

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Mara @m_ou_se

4 years ago

Another exciting new feature in @rustlang 1.53: Nested or patterns. 🦀✨ This allows you to use the `|` or operator anywhere inside a pattern, instead of only at the top level: Before: Some(A) | Some(B) After: Some(A | B)