--- Murmer is a distributed actor framework for Rust, built on tokio and QUIC\. It provides typed, location-transparent actors that communicate through message passing\. Whether an actor lives in the same process or on a remote node across the network, you interact with it through the same `Endpoint` API\. **Why I built this** I’ve spent years working with Elixir and the BEAM VM, and the actor model there is something I’ve grown deeply fond of — the simplicity of processes, message pass... Read more ›
Large language models have moved out of the research lab and into engineers’ daily workflow. LLMs serve as reasoning engines that can orchestrate complex tasks including identifying vulnerabilities in source code and transforming fragmented project discussions into rigorous technical specifications.While the general public uses AI tools to write email and plan vacations, technical professionals use LLMs as core architectural elements that are fundamentally changing how digital infrastructures... Read more ›
An MCP server generator for Ansible. Reflects every installed module from ansible-doc into typed, LLM-callable MCP tools. - msradam/rocannon Read more ›
Depends on compatible bytecode being available for your GPU. Read more ›
The study of oblivious algorithms is concerned with designing privacy-preserving algorithms whose memory access patterns reveal nothing about the secret inputs. Such algorithms have been deployed at scale in production systems, most notably in Signal's private contact discovery service. So far, all practical implementations of oblivious algorithms (e.g., those by Signal and Meta) rely on trusted hardware and operate within the external-memory model of computation. While it is known how to gen... Read more ›
How a filename collision in lit's --per-test-coverage produced malformed profraws that crashed llvm-profdata, and the two upstream PRs that fix it. 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 ›
If your team is using Bamboo, you’ve probably seen the news: Bamboo Data Center is being retired as part of Atlassian’s broader Data Center transition strategy. Support will continue for several years, but many teams have already started thinking about the next step. Whether you’re considering Bamboo Cloud or moving to an entirely new CI/CD […] Read more ›
Resonate is a durable execution engine. Read more ›
Modern game engines increasingly adopt the Entity Component System (ECS) paradigm as a data-oriented alternative to traditional object-oriented architecture. While ECS promotes modularity and performance through the separation of data and behavior, its practical efficiency depends heavily on the underlying data layout. Despite widespread adoption in frameworks, such as Unity DOTS, Bevy, and Flecs, the semantics of the archetype ECS remain inform... Read more ›
From entities and value objects all the way to Sagas, CQRS, and Event Sourcing, explained with a single running example. Read more ›
From pretraining to RLHF/GRPO — every algorithm hand-written in pure PyTorch. Read more ›
jcreed blog > One More Type in the Tiny Type Theory Read more ›
If you've shipped an AI agent that connects to tools, you've probably felt the relief of having one standard way to wire it all up. Model Context Protocol (MCP) handles that part well. But there's a gap that catches a lot of teams off guard: your agen... Read more ›
Greetings, Ladies and Gentlemen! In one of our previous publications entitled “The Tokio Runtime For Rust: Part I, WebSocket.”, Read more ›
Mesa's Vulkan windowing system integration (WSI) code now has support for present timing support "VK_EXT_present_timing" with X11 and XWayland... Read more ›
The 2025 DORA report, featuring Nathen Harvey (Google Cloud) and Justin Reock (DX), cuts through the 10x AI hype to show what actually moves the needle for engineering teams and why culture and tooling decide whether AI pays off. Watch on demand → Read more ›