Our team, DeisLabs, recently released a new piece of software called Krustlet, which is a tool for running WebAssembly modules on the popular, open-source container management tool called Kubernetes. Kubernetes is used quite extensively to run cloud softw... (more…)
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Welcome to the second edition of 24 Days of Rust!
Two years ago in December 2014 the
first edition was pretty well
received by the Rust community. That was a hard time - we were still before
the 1.0 release of the language. I had to keep up with updating...
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What we do is parse security vulnerabilities and
match them against user profiles.
In order to cover the majority of platforms
and software we need to dig throw a ton of
vulnerabilities. We do everything from
parse large XML blobs from operating system
to... (more…)
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The R9 operating system. Contribute to r9os/r9 development by creating an account on GitHub. (more…)
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There’s a question that always comes up when people pick up the Rust programming language: why are there two string types? Why is there String, and &str?
My Declarative Memory Management article answers the question partially, but there is a lot more ... (more…)
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