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A graph-based higher-order intermediate representation (demonstrated with Impala, a dialect of Rust)
(compilers.cs.uni-saarland.de)
Rust doesn't provide a way in the language proper to write code that is generic over reference types but this neat macro trick saves the day and scraps some boilerplate
Pretty impressive; rust even beat out the best fortran implemantation on there.
Mysterious Venomous Crustaceans From Mayan Underwater Caves Could Treat Neurological Disease
(scitechdaily.com)
Venom from the marine remipede, Xibalbanus tulumensis, exhibits unique medical potential for treating neurological disorders, showcasing the importance of marine biodiversity in pharmacological research while facing environmental threats. Many animals use venom for self-defense or hunting. The compo...
C\. Scott Ananian explains some fundamental and other possibly fixable reasons Rust is slow: hidden indirection, unnecessary type-system mandated copying, ownership types, and so on.