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Rust is a systems programming language focused on three goals: safety, speed, and concurrency. It maintains these goals without needing a garbage collector, making it a useful language for a number of use cases other languages aren't good at: embedding in other languages, programs with specific space and time requirements, and writing low-level code, like device drivers and operating systems.
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Builder pattern in Rust
I tried to implement Builder pattern, a popular design pattern for constructing objects consisting of different components, in Rust.
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Higher-kinded types in Rust
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As a small personal exercise, I'm trying to implement a notion of higher-kinded types in Rust using type-level defunctionalisation based on the "Lightweight higher-kinded ...
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Testing a user submitted python function
I am creating a website with coding questions. When a user submits a code for a question I use the contents of the question to create a python file and then I send it to the piston API for evaluation.
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Translating an image encoded as u32 to an array
I have a function in an embedded system which translates an image encoded in a 32-bit integer to 3x9 matrix (an array of arrays):
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Basic Rust server + client to handle future game logic
I made a really basic server and client in Rust using tokio for the server.
I would like to receive feedback on the (very limited) code I have so far, just to make sure I'm on track to follow Rust's ...
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Creating functions that send and receive atomic messages in Rust paradigm
I'm converting a library from C to Rust, and I want to see if this is the optimal way to implement network communication. This ...
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Fibonacci sequence generator
I have a piece of code that attempts to reduce the work and span in making a Fibonacci sequence. My approach is to parallelize the code as much as possible, along with doing matrix multiplication and ...
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File system regex searcher
This is my first Rust project (I'm primarily a C guy). I want to know if my code is properly idiomatic (Rusty?). Also, are there any inefficiencies?
The code defines an iterator (...
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Number guessing game in Rust
I am learning Rust and would like a review to make sure I am following best Rust practices before continuing. The user enters a number between 1 and 100 up to 6 times to guess the randomly-generated ...
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Monte-Carlo pricing engine for a structured product
I'm implementing a Monte-Carlo pricing engine to price a structured product in Rust, using the usual Black-Scholes assumptions. This pricing engine is used in a (basic) gRPC server which receives all ...
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Generating Time-based One Time Passcode
Following Wikipedia: Time-based one-time password and Wikipedia: HMAC-based one-time password, is this Rust implementation of the TOTP/HOTP algorithm correct?
As far as I can see, this matches the ...
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Needleman-Wunsch algorithm with affine gap cost
Needleman-Wunsch is a bioinformatics algorithm used to align 2 sequences. The algorithm outputs the score of the alignment and a Vec containing all operations to reconstruct the alignment. I do not ...
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GraphQL client for Github Projects API
As a fun hobby project I made my own time logger in Rust called Rusty Time Logger. You can track how many time you spent on a ticket or feature, until now it missed the feature to automatically update ...
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Rust implementation of Euler problems
I'm starting to learn rust and figured my first simple project would be to solve some of the Euler problems. I'd appreciate if anyone could tell me where I might be ...
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File list and monitor
I recently was given a take home assignment for a job interview. The task was specified like so:
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