New tool from me: I wrote a local aligner that can do approximate reference-based alignment and find genes in a query microbial genome, without a separate indexing step or any temporary disk space usage.

Written fully in Rust and there will be a browser version out later: https://github.com/tmaklin/kbo 1/3

#rust #rustlang #bioinformatics

GitHub - tmaklin/kbo: Spectral Burrows-Wheeler transform accelerated local alignment search.

Spectral Burrows-Wheeler transform accelerated local alignment search. - tmaklin/kbo

^GitHub

NEW BLOGPOST: Why am I writing a #Rust #Rustlang compiler in C?

https://notgull.net/announcing-dozer/

I am super proud and excited to present my new website and blog! Check out "bits and beebs", where I'll publish articles about my developer and tinkerer endeavours. The first article is about diff-testing with #foundry and #RustLang

https://beeb.li

For those interested, here's the source code in #SvelteKit #svelte https://github.com/beeb/beeb-li

Any feedback is of course welcome! I tried to make it relatively accessible, but I'm definitely no expert so make sure to point out any problems!

bits and beebs

Yet another personal blog about programming and technology, by Valentin Bersier

^beeb.li

Does anybody have any news on https://pubkit.net/ ?

I would really needs those applications to developer my #activitypub #rustlang server...

https://fyrox.rs any1?

#RustLang

Fyrox - A feature-rich game engine built in Rust

Fyrox is a feature-rich, production-ready, open-source game engine written in Rust.

^fyrox.rs

For those who have waited eagerly for the recording of our #oneapi meetup with @karolherbst - here it is! https://youtu.be/KUze0JbPSy8
#sycl #opencl #rustlang - if you are interested in joining our oneAPI meetup - feel free to subscribe here - https://www.meetup.com/oneapi-community-us/

Next time we will be meeting with Stephano Cetola who will be talking about RISC-V, onAPI, and other things.

oneAPI Meetup Rusticl with Karol Herbst 2023 06 30 08 05 GMT 7

oneAPI Meetup - Chat with Karol Herbst about Rusticl, SYCL, oneAPI and a number of other topics.

^YouTube

In other #rustlang news. My OpenID Connect Providers makes some baby steps 😀

https://github.com/OpenFlowLabs/oxifed

GitHub - OpenFlowLabs/oxifed

Contribute to OpenFlowLabs/oxifed development by creating an account on GitHub.

^GitHub

my first reaction was to strongly disagree, mainly for the reasons you explain.

But I kept thinking about it and I realized the reason I like #rustlang so much is that the most explicit way of doing something is often the most concise and has better performance (e.g., https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch13-04-performance.html).

I still think that it's a very tricky thing to do with a general purpose language. For a DSL though, I think that's something one should strive for.