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Blog post by John Nunley announcing Dozer, a Rust compiler written in C, and explaining why he is building it to bootstrap Rust.
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Blog post by Bernard Kolobara on Lubeno describing how Rust's initial productivity dip gives way to an unexpected productivity boost over time.
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Max Woolf blog post on using AI coding agents to iteratively optimize Rust code until it outperforms state-of-the-art libraries.
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