Mozilla and Rust Promoting Plagiarism, Slop, and Worse; Linux Infighting Persists Over Rust Pushers
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Mozilla ☛ ROOST: open source AI safety for everyone [Ed: Mozilla is too busy shoring up this Ponzi scheme instead of making a decent Web browser.]
Today we want to point to one of the most exciting announcements at the Paris AI summit: the launch of ROOST, a new nonprofit to build AI safety tools for everyone.
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Rust
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Niko Matsakis: How I learned to stop worrying and love the LLM [Ed: Rust team propping up LLM slop - a very bad sign]
I believe that AI-powered development tools can be a game changer for Rust—and vice versa. At its core, my argument is simple: AI’s ability to explain and diagnose problems with rich context can help people get over the initial bump of learning Rust in a way that canned diagnostics never could, no matter how hard we try.
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Nicholas Tietz-Sokolsky ☛ What's in a ring buffer? And using them in Rust
Working on my cursed MIDI project, I needed a way to store the most recent messages without risking an unbounded amount of memory usage. I turned to the trusty ring buffer for this! I started by writing a very simple one myself in Rust, then I looked and what do you know, of course the standard library has an implementation.
While I was working on this project, I was pairing with a friend. She asked me about ring buffers, and that's where this post came from!
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LWN ☛ A Rust-for-Linux policy document
Miguel Ojeda has announced
the posting of a
new document describing policies around the use of Rust in the Linux
kernel.
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