curl asks: 'hyper, is it worth it?'

A fair question. It costs both projects to maintain the support.

Generally, none of my 'users' ask for it, and my lack of experience in C and a foreign code base means I can't push on it. #rustlang

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The 'decrusting tokio' stream is up! We explored the runtime, blocking, I/O, select, cancellation, mutexes, and also covered several common pitfalls and less-known subtleties. I *think* I covered all I want people to know in 'only' 3.5 hours 😅 Enjoy‽
youtu.be/o2ob8zkeq2s

The recording of my talk at Rust Nation UK 🦀 on best practices for using Rust in critical software is now up!
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It's finally time for a 'decrusting tokio' stream! We'll talk about blocking, cancellation, spawning, mechanisms for synchronization, and some relevant under-the-hood things. Will happen 12:00pm UTC on Friday (everytimezone.com/?t=660f3f00,2d0) on YouTube:
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New blog post: The Return of the Frame Pointers (Fedora, Ubuntu) brendangregg.com/blog/2024-03-1…

We're thrilled to share three book signings for Rust Nation UK 2024. We have signings lined up with Tim Clicks, Luca Palmieri, and Jon Gjengset.

All of the signings will take place during the conference and everyone is welcome to join.

Please bring your own copies along and get them…

Oh cool, Rust for Rustaceans is in the latest 'Learn You Some Code' Humble Bundle Bundle! That means you can get it discounted together with a bunch of other tech books from No Starch Press *and* support the Python Software Foundation in the process!

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I'm so excited for this — we've been working on a neat challenge for the Hackathon at Rust Nation for a while now, and I think it's going to be a fun one regardless of whether you've worked with drones or cars before! Just show up with your laptop and a thirst for knowledge 💡

Recording of today's stream decrusting the tracing crate is now up! We went over both 'sides' of tracing. First spans and events, then subscribers, layers, and filters. And apart from a brief ramble on per-level filters, I think it turned out quite good!
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