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Writing on GPUs, LLMs, MLOps, Kubernetes — and mindset · 4 posts
Zig 0.16.0 — The Release That Turned I/O into an Interface, and the Bill It Came With ♪ Listenable
Zig 0.16.0, released on April 14, 2026, changed the standard library so that every I/O operation takes an Io instance as an argument. It takes the old Zig habit of passing an Allocator as an argument and applies the same
2026-07-16 · 23 min read #zig#systems-programming#async-io#compilerRust Ecosystem 2026 Deep-Dive — Rust 1.85+, tokio, axum, actix-web, sqlx, Bevy, Tauri, Leptos, Dioxus, Embassy, Cargo ♪ Listenable
A full tour of the Rust ecosystem as of May 2026. Rust 1.85 (2024 edition), tokio runtime internals, axum/actix-web 5/poem/leptos/dioxus, sqlx/sea-orm/diesel 2, Bevy 0.15, Tauri 2 (desktop + mobile), Embassy (nostd async
2026-05-16 · 21 min read #rust#tokio#axum#actix-web#sqlxModern Zig 2026 — Zig 0.14, Andrew Kelley, Bun, TigerBeetle, Ghostty, comptime, Zon, Roc Deep Dive ♪ Listenable
Zig is still not 1.0. Version 0.14 shipped in March 2025 with compilation-speed work and a refreshed build system, while async/await remains removed pending redesign. And yet, despite the incomplete label, serious produc
2026-05-16 · 17 min read #zig#zig-0-14#andrew-kelley#zig-software-foundation#bunThe Return of Rust and Systems Programming — Ownership, Borrowing, Lifetime, Trait, Async, Tokio, Cargo, WebAssembly (2025)
Why is Rust the "most loved language" for 9 years running? From Graydon Hoare personal project to the Linux kernel, the Ownership and Borrowing revolution, Lifetime magic, Trait system, zero-cost abstractions, Tokio asyn
2026-04-15 · 14 min read #rust#systems-programming#memory-safety#tokio#webassembly