Rust
Memory-safe systems programming language
Episodes
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#4641: Mozilla's Hidden Projects: Beyond the BrowserMozilla is more than just Firefox. Discover Common Voice, Monitor, Thunderbird, and Rust — the public infrastructure projects shaping the open web. -
#4467: How Zoxide's Decay Algorithm WorksThe math behind how zoxide remembers and forgets your directory habits with exponential precision. -
#2692: Type Safety: Static vs Dynamic, Soundness & MoreStatic vs dynamic, strong vs weak, and the truth about TypeScript's unsoundness. A deep dive into type theory. -
#2497: Tracing One Python Print Through 6 Abstraction LayersWhat actually happens when you print "Hello" in Python? Six layers, 562 system calls, and a hardware-enforced kernel boundary. -
#2255: Typst vs. LaTeX: The AI-Ready Document EngineCan Typst succeed LaTeX as the go-to tool for programmatic typesetting, especially for AI agents? We compare the two and explore what makes a docum... -
#2043: From Wrappers to State MachinesSkip no-code traps. Learn the real stack for building agentic AI: Python, TypeScript, and Rust. -
#1075: The Great Kernel Shift: Why Linux is Embracing RustDiscover why the Linux kernel is adopting Rust and how this shift aims to eliminate 70% of the digital world's security vulnerabilities. -
#1033: AI and the Future of Programming LanguagesAs AI agents take over the keyboard, the way we design and use programming languages is changing. Is the era of human-readable code over? -
#689: The Secret Life of Webhooks: How "Always On" Costs NothingEver wonder how webhooks stay "always on" without costing a fortune? Herman and Corn dive into the kernel magic of sockets and interrupts.