If this is seen by a billionaire who'd like to move the needle on Rust's success in the greatest way, here is a roadmap for you. 1. Identify engineers with a minimum 2-year track record of dramatic productivity, tenacity, and low proclivity to bullshit (leadership roles,

This was the 2-line contribution that most qualifies me to be Head of AI: https://t.co/7FcQi4Rxep

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Been at GitHub for nearly 13 years and I'm pretty sure this request is more than 10 years old... 🆕Comment on unchanged lines in any file inside a Pull Request is now available Gotta keep the core of GitHub getting better every day. 🫡

Herb Sutter says we are close to solving memory safety in C++ without runtime overhead. #CppCon

Declarative Refactoring for the Masses - Andy Soffer - C++Now 2025 https://t.co/e3CqdWXAFZ #Coding #Cplusplus #Cpp #Programming

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@anthonyronning_ Extreme rises are not a useful signal in this data. That happens whenever there is any of: - Latent demand for a newly released crate (async-trait) - Latent demand for an important feature (like no-std support) - Clusters of crates being published together (like the hundreds

@anthonyronning_ You are misinterpreting the metric that is shown in the graphs. To put it in perspective better, using the thiserror crate as an example, over the 2 years prior to April 2025, the fraction of crates published in a given month with a dependency on thiserror varied between 18.5%

For the past 3 months I have been watching a surprising instantaneous discontinuity in the adoption pattern of many widely used Rust libraries. See for yourself in the attached graphs, which show the fraction of crates‑io with a direct dependency on each of these crates. The

I need advice on a way to express this control flow in a way that optimizes as well while not requiring a new level of nesting per id. https://t.co/z8qFZei07M This is a skeleton of code for parsing fields that almost always appear in some expected order, but with support for any

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Bad news -- I'm not going to be with my employer for much longer due to team relocation demands. If anyone has any leads for roles that would allow me to continue my Rust compiler work (in New York City), they'd be greatly appreciated.

5-year reality check: directly depended on by 20% of crates and still climbing rapidly. Hopefully this motivates standardizing most of the functionality of these 2 crates into standard library #[derive(Display)] and #[derive(Error)] and a good anyhow::Error-equivalent type.

One of the most surprising conserved quantities in the Rust ecosystem: over a span of 10 years, the fraction of crates with a transitive dependency on libc remains 55% ± 2pp.

@davidtolnay "medium-sized Rust codebase (10 million lines)" lfg

Career advice for an ambitious infrastructure engineer like me: find the world's largest Rust codebase and solve their hard problems. My team is hiring a senior engineer to work closely with me. In simple form, the job is: show up to an office in NYC, Seattle, Bellevue, or Menlo

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Disabling LSP autocompletions in my editor has been the most productivity enhancing thing I've done. It's actually insane. I do sometimes do C-x to trigger and see a list of methods, but that's when I want to check if there's a better way. It has made me a better programmer.

jiff 0.2 is out! There are several breaking changes (although the overall API organization remains unchanged). This release also comes with new crates for integrating with ICU4X, SQLx and Diesel. https://t.co/QzRMV9HvGA

New question #37 on the Rust Quiz, contributed by GitHub user ChayimFriedman2. https://t.co/rd1IoNUPip