High-performance, memory-safe Rust implementation of Hugging Face Transformers. TrustformeRS brings the power of transformer models to the Rust ecosystem with zero-cost abstractions, fearless concu... Read more ›
arXiv's API doesn't send CORS headers, so a genuinely browser-only tool can't talk to it directly - this routes through a small proxy (a cPanel PHP passthrough, not a third-party service) that hits arXiv's API and parses the result. The proxy doesn't log bibliographic content, caches by ID hash (30 days for versioned IDs since those are immutable, 7 days otherwise), and rate-limits per IP. The actual bug this fixes: most converters emit eprint = {arXiv:1706.03762}, but biblatex's \eprint macr... Read more ›
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AI, identity and demand shifts take center stage as industry leaders confront a fast‑changing travel
Day 2 at Phocuswright Europe opened with a clear message: the forces reshaping travel are accelerating, and the industry must adapt with equal speed. From AI‑driven distribution battles to digital identity pilots, shifting demand patterns and new expectations for loyalty, the day delivered a steady stream of insight, debate and practical direction for the year ahead. Travel demand stays resilient as AI reshapes the path to purchase Read more ›
Today, June 22, 2026 (wait it's past midnight I mean yesterday), I finally published my first crate to crates.io after over a month of hard work on this tiny idea that just might work: What if you had an in-memory graph database written in Rust, but without enduring the pain of an Arc >>>>>>>>? What if there was no query language? What if there was only one dependency in cargo.toml, and it wasn't serde? And so, I sat down and got to work. Initial De... Read more ›
There are as almost as many kinds of coffee as there are of coffee drinkers, with each method for preparing the beverage appealing to a different kind of palate: moka pots, filter coffee, pour-over… Read more ›
A simple, powerful coding workflow for AI assistants: plan-driven, risk-first, git-versioned plans you can pause and resume. Open source under Apache 2.0. Read more ›
I’m using several arenas and I lock them when I use them, so that I don’t accidentally reset them further down the stack, and can only get/reset them in one scope: ▶ code But I’m wondering if these busy checks can be moved to comptime, because from the functions flow it should be evident already at comptime if an arena is being used where it shouldn’t (because it’s being used somewhere up in the stack). Is this somehow possible? Read more ›
Dan Fineran explores how eBPF has evolved far beyond its roots in packet filtering into a robust, safe way to extend the Linux kernel. He explains how the eBPF "verifier", the security guardrail, enables implementation of deep observability and networking without the risks of traditional kernel modules or the slow upstreaming process. Read more ›
← Back to home Simple bare metal zero downtime deployments with Docker and Traefik I feel as though a lot of systems are overcomplicating things with the could. For a small SaaS to run, you only really need a few things done right: A lot of this can be done on bare metal at a fraction of cost it would take to run on the cloud and with better results. I’ve actually written two prior blog posts which now redirecting here, which were precursors to getting to this final and clean setup. The othe…... Read more ›
I’m learning Rust seriously, and I’m considering rebuilding an existing Express backend with Axum + Tokio — not for performance, but for… Read more ›
How one of tech’s strongest engineering cultures became collateral damage in the AI race Read more ›
On-device LLM inference is increasingly attractive for privacy-preserving, reliable, and cost-effective deployment, yet its energy and thermal costs remain a critical bottleneck. Existing systems primarily optimize for decoding speed, implicitly assuming that faster execution is always preferable. We show instead that on-device LLM inference often has exploitable configuration slack: modestly lowering NPU and memory frequencies preserves quality... Read more ›
I'm very pleased to announce the CoQ protocol: (command and) Control over QUIC. Drones, rockets and other robots often have separate channels for command & control (low-bandwidth data, telemetry...) and Read more ›
Resonate is a durable execution engine. Read more ›
> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Introduction to Chainstack Self-Hosted > Deploy and manage blockchain nodes in your own environment with Chainstack Self-Hosted, giving you full control over data, security, and infrastructure. Welcome to the documentation for Chainstack Self-Hosted, a control plane for deploying and managing blockchain infrastructure in your own environment. #... Read more ›
[iguana]: Zig downloader and version manager in 64 lines of code www.codeberg.org/mslapek/iguana It allows easy installation of various Zig versions, to use them directly from the shell: $ iguana install 0.16.0 $ iguana install 0.15.2 $ zig version # will print 0.16.0, by default takes the newest installed version $ export ZIG_RELEASE=0.15.2 $ zig version # will print 0.15.2 $ zig zen The distinguishing feature - auditable, the self-contained script consists only of 64 lines of POSIX shell sc... Read more ›
A from-scratch kernel that aims to be (nearly) fully ABI compatible with the Linux kernel userland - UltraOS/Ultra Read more ›