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A deep dive into the potential benefits, and awkward drawbacks, by making all allocations async and fallible
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An overview of how devices decide how to split streams of bits and bytes into frames, and the things that can go wrong
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Amos presents rubicon, which through terrible dynamic linking crimes, brought joy again into developing their website
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An introduction to how the 'plumbing' of async tasks and drivers wait, sleep, and are notified for efficient cooperative action; and a glowing overview of the maitake-sync crate's main primitives
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The postcard crate, which is looking for sponsors for the 2.0 release. More info to be found on the OneVariable blog.
How global is your context? And does it really need atomic reference counting?
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A conceptual introduction to structured communication protocols, and the design decisions behind the postcard-rpc crate
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An overview of Thread Local Variables, and the challenges they pose for experimental dynamic linking support.
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An introduction to DMA, including what it is commonly used for, and a model of how to think about what the hardware does.
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An experience report of attempting and MOSTLY succeeding in using the Cranelift backend for real MacOS applications
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A dive into abstracting unusual behavior differences using generics to manage different storage and async usage styles
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