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Rust for AI Engineers: Build Fast Inference Runtimes, Agent Memory Layers, and Tool Servers in Rust

Rust for AI Engineers: Build Fast Inference Runtimes, Agent Memory Layers, and Tool Servers in Rust

Rust for AI Engineers teaches you to build the performance-critical layers of AI systems in Rust

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Aug 30, 2024

Why Tech Industries Are Rapidly Adopting Rust

In recent years, Rust has emerged as a powerful contender in the world of programming languages. Once seen as a niche language for…

Why Tech Industries Are Rapidly Adopting Rust

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Jun 21, 2024

Building a Backend Service in Rust: A Comprehensive Guide

Rust is gaining popularity for backend development due to its performance, safety, and modern features. In this article, we will walk…

Building a Backend Service in Rust: A Comprehensive Guide

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Apr 12, 2024

The Rust Adventurer’s Guide to WebAssembly: Unlocking the Power of Rust in the Browser

Welcome, Rustaceans, to the cutting edge of web development! Today, we embark on a journey into the heart of WebAssembly (Wasm), leveraging…

The Rust Adventurer’s Guide to WebAssembly: Unlocking the Power of Rust in the Browser

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May 31, 2024

Mastering Rust and WebAssembly: A Comprehensive Guide

WebAssembly (Wasm) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machine, designed as a portable compilation target for…

Mastering Rust and WebAssembly: A Comprehensive Guide

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Dec 24, 2023

Building a RESTful API in Go: A Step-by-Step Guide

Introduction

Building a RESTful API in Go: A Step-by-Step Guide

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1d ago

Google Proved Properties of Signal’s Code. The Hard Part Was Deciding What to Prove.

AI makes code cheap. Trust is still expensive.

Google Proved Properties of Signal’s Code. The Hard Part Was Deciding What to Prove.

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5d ago

It Compiled. The Tests Passed. Was It Correct?

What Rust’s compiler catches, what it can’t prove, and a practical way to review AI-generated code.

It Compiled. The Tests Passed. Was It Correct?

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Nov 4

Your LLM Isn’t Just Slow. You’re Measuring the Wrong Latency.

An LLM response is two workloads stitched together, and a single latency number averages away the one your users actually feel.

Your LLM Isn’t Just Slow. You’re Measuring the Wrong Latency.

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Nov 2

AI Can Write Your Rust. Can You Trust What Compiles?

A compiler can reject a bad borrow. It cannot tell you whether a retry will charge a customer twice.

AI Can Write Your Rust. Can You Trust What Compiles?

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Oct 29

AI Made Code Cheap. It Didn’t Make Software Cheap.

When generating code gets easier, the hard work moves to proving it belongs in production.

AI Made Code Cheap. It Didn’t Make Software Cheap.

Ashish Sharda

Ashish Shardahe/him

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Tech leader with expertise in Rust, Java, AI, and robotics. Passionate about teaching and authoring advanced tech courses.

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