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Niko Matsakis wants Rust to double down on 'if it compiles, it works' as agents write more code. Plus a Rust mail client that keeps AI opt-in.

Google ports up to 800K lines of C and C++ to Rust with agents, a 3.7 GiB Tokio lesson, rustc 4.57% faster, and a 130 GB/s hash in Rust.

NVIDIA ships two ways to write CUDA kernels in Rust, real principles for fast Tokio apps, and what an ECS buys Veloren at 500 players.

Rui Ueyama is rewriting the mold linker in Rust, AsyncIterator inches forward, and a candid thread calls learning async Rust the Dark Souls of the language.

Rust 1.98 lands, the next-generation trait solver reaches nightly after four years, and an 86-minute supply-chain attack briefly hijacks the arrayref crate.

Bevy turns six with entity counts in the millions, a developer says Rust ruined casual coding for him, and Niko Matsakis opens the cyclic trait debate.

Tokio ships Topcoat for full-stack web without WASM, COSMIC turns seven months, Andrew Kelley pitches runtime memory safety, and unbounded channels bite back.