Treemaps are awesome(blog.phronemophobic.com)
284 points by capableweb | 62 comments
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A Faster Alternative to Jq(micahkepe.com)
358 points by pistolario | 226 comments
Blog post introducing jsongrep, a JSON query tool, explaining its automata-based search engine and benchmarks against jq, jmespath, jsonpath-rust, and jql.
Caffeine-like utility to keep you MacBook awake with its lid closed(github.com)
10 points by clash | 15 comments
GitHub repository for caffeinate+, a small C command-line utility for macOS that keeps a MacBook awake after the lid is closed.
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River: A fast, robust job queue for Go and Postgres(brandur.org)
326 points by bo0tzz | 92 comments
Blog post by Brandur introducing River, a job queue library for Go that uses Postgres as its backing store.
Hashcards: A plain-text spaced repetition system(borretti.me)
355 points by thomascountz | 156 comments
Blog post introducing hashcards, a local-first spaced repetition app that stores flashcards as plain Markdown files and schedules reviews with FSRS.
Why choose async/await over threads?(notgull.net)
352 points by thunderbong | 309 comments
Blog post by John Nunley explaining why Rust developers might choose async/await over OS threads for concurrency.
FireDucks: Pandas but Faster(hwisnu.bearblog.dev)
378 points by sebg | 162 comments
A blog post introducing FireDucks, a drop-in Pandas replacement claimed to be up to 100x faster, compared with Pandas and Polars from a finance data perspective.
Bevy 0.20(bevy.org)
196 points by Philpax | 45 comments
Official Bevy news post announcing the 0.20 release of the open-source Rust game engine, by the Bevy contributors.
Effective Rust (2021)(lurklurk.org)
353 points by FL33TW00D | 186 comments
Online book "Effective Rust: 35 Specific Ways to Improve Your Rust Code" by David Drysdale, presented as an mdBook site.