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✨Introducing evmresearch✨✨
A knowledge graph of nearly everything I've learned about the EVM in the past six years
The graph structure emulates the brain, exponentiating research speeds for both humans and agents
https://t.co/974InOGRmw
crazy that const-hex, crate authored by our teammate @DaniPopes with insane benchmarks for hex string to byte arrays conversions at compile/runtime time got 25M downloads holy moly
https://t.co/o3hrDX00vu
this is still the best guide on Claude Code I've seen that covers basically how you should (and shouldn't) use it. comprehensive, practical, and to-the-point.
https://t.co/1P847kkROo
🦀 Rust Performance with SIMD (Single Instruction/Multiple Data)
Rust is probably the ONLY language that allows you to gain top performance with SIMD without touching assembly code.
In the post Sylvain Kerkour explains SIMD and Rust
https://t.co/GwKVzyb9xw
#rust#rustlang
🦀 Async Rust has some really subtle behaviors you need to understand.
One nasty edge case: future cancellation + tokio::select! can quietly land you in a deadlock that’s brutal to debug.
This write-up is a great deep dive: https://t.co/mF8rJwXfYY
#rust#rustlang
🦀 Rust Async Cancellation Safety is one of those “works in tests, explodes in prod” topics.
If you don’t truly grok what gets dropped when, you’ll end up debugging ghosts: half-finished ops, missing wakeups, weird state.
This post is a must-read: https://t.co/6g2CnTmUBF
#rust #rustlang
You can't imagine how much you can learn from studying the EVM.
Here's a nice post and the takeaways from reverse engineering the EVM.
Tracing transactions, handling DELEGATECALL, mapping keys, compile-time optimization problem, and more.
https://t.co/QTqxfz2TEh
🐹Fast Go = knowing where bytes go
This post is a great “look under the hood” tour of how Go actually hands out memory.
Deep dive into allocator arenas/pages/spans, escape analysis (stack vs heap)
https://t.co/9iVu63U8SY
#golang#go#memory
@fede_intern U need to study deeper, the code should be like this. Its a pure type abstraction which should not have any biz domain type. And it has no issue in understanding it. Rust is static typed
🦀 Struggling with Pin / Unpin in Async Rust?
If “don’t move the future”, self-referential structs and pinning rules all feel complex, this deep-dive will finally make it click:
👉 https://t.co/VpqH0jcB6W
#rust#rustlang#async
🦀 Rust error handling is one of those things that clicks… once you read the right guide.
This is that guide: the definitive deep-dive into Result, custom errors, thiserror, anyhow, and yes – when Box<dyn Error> is (and isn’t) the answer
https://t.co/lBECxZckn6
#rust#rustlang