why Rust? this guy knows

Dammit cheapo stm32g030 does not support OSC_OUT and therefore you cannot use 8 MHz crystal as its HSE clock.

Embedded dev is 10x more satisfying than web development to me… but damn I just spent 5 minutes trying to figure out how to make this chip count 5 seconds

I think people really don't appreciate just how incomplete Linux kernel API docs are, and how Rust solves the problem. I wrote a pile of Rust abstractions for various subsystems. For practically every single one, I had to read the C source code to understand how to use its API.

Build it open source and make it run everywhere, this is what you get 👇

Almost every thread about Rust for Linux ends up with someone saying "why not Zig instead"? And usually the answer is just "it's less mature" or "nobody pushed it". I didn't know anything about Zig, so I decided to take a look today... and I'm not very impressed ^^;;

rustls outperforms OpenSSL and BoringSSL. Security and performance: pick two! Both handshake latency and throughput were better in the latest version of rustls compared to latest OpenSSL/BoringSSL. See blog post for more details, below.

Rerun 0.20 is out! 🗺📍🎥 It adds early support for geospatial data with the new GeoPoints and GeoLineStrings archetypes and a map view. It also adds H.264 video support to the native viewer together with many performance and stability improvements for video in Rerun.

accurate.

Currently writing a Rust app w/ multiple real-time threads, SIMD, hand-rolled sync primitives, and some unsafe. It has been *so* easy, bugs have been silly logic problems I made because I’m prototyping. I don’t get the rust hate, IMO it’s *the* language when performance matters

I really like these kinds of murder mysteries. TLDR: use only Rust for new embedded projects to prevent unimaginable amount of pain and suffering for everyone.

Not long ago, I used to have a more optimistic impression of Rust users. I would not have guessed that so many otherwise-judicious people would go for blatantly AI-"maintained" Rust libraries. The `serde_yml` crate is a fork of a high-quality but unmaintained library. In the

The warm feeling when your PR gets merged in upstream github.com/kellerkindt/on…

The Ubuntu 25.10 Looks To Make Use Of Rust Coreutils & Other Rust System Components Wow! Quite interesting plans ahead of the next Ubuntu 26.04 LTS release... phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-25…

🎉 Rust hot-patching is merged! 🎉 6 weeks, 305 commits, 25k LoC, dozens of late nights. 8 platforms, 3 architectures, 300ms compiles. Apparently you can just do things.

Rust embedded firmware framework RTIC used in space.