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    NVIDIA releases OpenShell runtime for autonomous AI agents▼NVIDIA/OpenShell⬢github5844 min ago

    NVIDIA has released OpenShell, an open-source project written in Rust described as a safe, private runtime for autonomous AI agents. The project is hosted on GitHub and is drawing attention from developers interested in secure execution environments for AI agents that act with minimal human oversight.

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    Testing WebGPU data layouts with Facet▼YhnBusinessLabor9015 min ago

    Matt Keeter has published a blog post describing how he tests WebGPU data layouts using Facet, a Rust library for reflection over data structures. The article walks through verifying that Rust struct layouts match what GPU code expects, a common source of subtle bugs in graphics programming. It is drawing attention from developers interested in WebGPU, Rust tooling, and safer GPU programming techniques.

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    PSSA: a non-transformer language model built from scratch in Rust●PSSA: A non-transformer language model written from scratch in RustYhnSportSports882 h ago

    A developer has released PSSA, a language model that does not use the transformer architecture, implemented entirely from scratch in Rust and published as an open-source project on GitHub. The project is drawing attention from programmers and machine-learning enthusiasts interested in alternatives to dominant transformer-based designs and in low-level implementations outside the usual Python ecosystem.

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    Rust 1.99 lands with C-compatible variadic functions▼Rust 1.99 adds support for defining C-compatible variadic functions, expands raw pointer layout APIs, and stabilizes a nMmastodonTechnologySoftware311 h ago

    The Rust project has released version 1.99, a milestone update that adds support for defining C-compatible variadic functions, expands raw pointer layout APIs, and stabilizes a new batch of standard library features. Developers and open source commentators are discussing the release, highlighting the improved C interoperability and the growing set of stable APIs as signs of the language's continued maturation.

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    Rust 1.99.0 Released●Announcing Rust 1.99.0 https://blog.rust-lang.org/2026/10/01/Rust-1.99.0/ # RustLang # Programming # OpenSourceMmastodonTechnologySoftware319 h ago

    The Rust project has announced the release of version 1.99.0 of its programming language, published on the official Rust blog. The release is drawing attention from developers in programming and open-source communities, where Rust continues to be a widely followed language for systems programming.

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    Rust 1.99.0 released with variadic C support●Rust🦀 1.99.0 released by @ rust - highlights: extern "C" variadics, layout information from raw pointers, recommend agaiMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity119 h ago

    The Rust project has released version 1.99.0 of its programming language. Highlights include support for extern "C" variadic functions, the ability to retrieve layout information from raw pointers, and new guidance recommending against round-tripping values after Box::leak due to leak concerns. Developers are sharing the release notes and discussing what the changes mean for systems and security-focused codebases.

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    Rust ships incremental compiler and tooling upgrades●> Compiler & Tooling Upgrades: Incremental improvements to compilation times and diagnostics to catch errors earlier. UpMmastodonTechnologySoftware219 h ago

    The Rust project has rolled out incremental improvements to its compiler and tooling, focused on faster compilation times and better diagnostics that catch errors earlier. Developers are being encouraged to update their toolchain with a quick 'rust update stable'. The full release announcement and detailed changelog are available on the official Rust Blog.

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