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Anil Yadav

@rustindepth

Master's in CS. Building cybersecurity tools and fast, efficient code—often in Rust. Interested in systems that resist, adapt & scale. Writing when it matters.

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Rust Tip: Don't overuse .clone(). It can be a performance killer. Often, passing a reference (&) is all you need. Your borrow checker will thank you. #RustLang #Performance

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Fighting with the borrow checker? Re-read your code. It's not being difficult; it's pointing out a potential bug you haven't seen yet. It's your best pair programmer. 🦀 #Rust

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New to Rust? Master the Option and Result enums. They are the foundation of Rust's robust error handling. No more null pointer exceptions! #RustLang #Beginner

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The Golden Rule of Rust: You can have either ONE mutable reference (&mut T) OR any number of shared references (&T), but never both at the same time. This one rule prevents a whole class of concurrency bugs at compile time. 🛡️ #rustlang

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Been deep diving into Rust for a new project: FIM-Tool! It's shaping up to be a powerful command-line utility for file integrity monitoring. Stay tuned! #RustLang #SystemProgramming #DevLife

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Excited about the progress on FIM-Tool! Just got the baseline init command working – scanning files and hashing them for future integrity checks. The foundation is solid! 💪 #RustDev #Security #CodeOptimization