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  1. 041Hacker NewsSEP · 20English

    NodeX – Serverless P2P E2EE Messenger in Rus

    NodeX is a serverless, peer-to-peer desktop messenger written in Rust that eliminates central servers through decentralized Kademlia routing, end-to-end encryption, NAT traversal, and steganographic contact sharing. It provides direct UDP communication, onion routing, distributed DHT mailboxes, and encrypted voice calling without requiring phone numbers or KYC.

    By NetGadz
  2. 042Hacker NewsSEP · 20English

    Real-Time Robot Tracking, Re-Architected in Rust

    A robotics startup's vision-guided robot lost track of moving targets due to Python's GIL preventing true parallelism and causing unpredictable timing in the control loop. The system was rewritten in Rust, which provides true parallelism, memory safety without garbage collection, and compiled performance, resulting in the robot successfully tracking targets and cutting end-to-end latency roughly in half.

    By zeniosd
  3. 043Hacker NewsSEP · 20English

    You can cargo build your own codex rust

    A bash script for building Codex in Rust that downloads and verifies V8 dependencies, then executes cargo build with specific flags for the codex-cli and codex-code-mode-host packages.

    By Andrewarrow
  4. 044Hacker NewsSEP · 20English

    Microsoft agentically ports Copilot runtime to Rust for $120K

    Microsoft has ported its Copilot runtime to Rust with an investment of $120K, leveraging the Rust compiler for improved performance. The move represents a significant infrastructure update for Microsoft's AI assistant platform.

    By Joab Jackson
  5. 045Hacker NewsSEP · 20Korean

    Built the first open source Python library – converting Word, Excel to PDF

    MiniPdf is an open-source library that converts Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) directly to PDF without requiring Microsoft Office, LibreOffice, or Adobe Acrobat. It supports multiple programming languages including .NET, Rust, Java, Python, Node.js, and Go, with both library and command-line interfaces available.

    By Mini-Software
  6. 046Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Show HN: Rubrol – Sub-10ms PDF engine using Typst instead of Headless Chrome

    Rubrol is a sub-10ms PDF generation engine written in Rust that replaces Headless Chrome and Puppeteer, offering 96% lower compute costs and 6ms render times. It supports EU invoicing compliance (Factur-X/ZUGFeRD) and runs as a lightweight sidecar or serverless container, available as open-source under LGPLv3 or commercial Pro/Enterprise licenses.

    By Max Comperatore
  7. 047Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Show HN: Detecting Volumetric DDoS via Covariance Manifold Topology Collapse

    A proof-of-concept system for detecting and mitigating volumetric DDoS attacks using eBPF/XDP kernel processing, CUDA GPU acceleration, and covariance manifold analysis. The architecture decouples real-time packet filtering from statistical analysis to avoid latency bottlenecks, enabling defense without infrastructure cost to the defender.

    By PJHkorea
  8. 048Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    MiTeX: LaTeX support for Typst, powered by Rust and WASM

    MiTeX is a Rust-based WASM tool that converts LaTeX code into Typst, successfully processing 32.5k equations from OI Wiki. It offers superior performance (0.085s vs texmath's 109s) and smaller file size (185 KB vs 17 MB) while being easier to integrate as a single-line import into Typst projects.

    By Mitex-Rs
  9. 049Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Programming languages hit a decade low on Hacker News

    Programming language mentions on Hacker News hit a decade low after Claude Code's launch in early 2026, with Rust leading at 0.9% of upvotes while AI-related content surged to 11.6%. The shift reflects declining attention to language-focused titles rather than changes in actual programming practices.

    By oyster143
  10. 050Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Visualizing the ABA Problem: What Crossbeam-Epoch Solves

    A technical article exploring the ABA problem in lock-free programming with Rust, explaining how the crossbeam-epoch crate addresses cases where Rust's ownership model alone is insufficient. The author discusses Compare-And-Swap operations, atomic memory ordering, and pointer-based data structures in concurrent environments.

    By iphonecorridor
  11. 051Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    What Zig felt like, coming from Rust

    A Rust developer with 7 years of experience spent time learning Zig by reimplementing JSONPath (RFC 9535), a JSON query language. The transition revealed Zig's minimal IDE support, which paradoxically improved their workflow by encouraging command-line tools, and Zig's preference for flat file structures over deep hierarchies, contrasting with typical Rust project organization.

    By ksec
  12. 052Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Typst Makes Big Strides

    Typst, a free document typesetting system written in Rust, released version 0.15 in June with major new features including variable fonts support, MathML, and multiple bibliographies. The update enables more flexible typography and improved HTML export capabilities for technical documents.

    By September 9
  13. 053Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Build Distributed Systems from Scratch

    An educational platform for learning distributed systems through hands-on implementation across 8 programming languages, with 343+ tasks organized into 8 progressive learning categories from foundational concepts like message passing to advanced topics like Byzantine fault tolerance and distributed consensus.

    By Mohit Mishra
  14. 054Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Google's Binder C Linux driver being removed in favor of Rust

    Google is removing the 11,000-line C implementation of the Binder IPC driver from Linux in favor of a Rust version that has achieved feature parity and proven competitive or superior performance. The legacy C driver, maintained for 15+ years, had become increasingly complex and difficult to maintain, while the Rust implementation addresses these issues and has been successfully running on Android devices.

    By Michael Larabel
  15. 055Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Haxophone – A hackable electronic saxophone with mechanical keys

    The Haxophone is an open-source, hackable electronic saxophone featuring mechanical keys powered by a Raspberry Pi HAT. It offers affordable customization, portability, and practice capabilities with muscle memory transfer to traditional saxophones, utilizing standard key switches and Rust-based software for easy modification.

    By raffael_de
  16. 056Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Microsoft agentically ports Copilot runtime to Rust for $120K

    Microsoft used an LLM agent to port Copilot runtime to Rust, reportedly spending $120K on the project. The Rust compiler handled the agentic translation without issues.

    By Joab Jackson
  17. 057Hacker NewsSEP · 19English

    Official mold linker rewrite in Rust

    mold is a high-performance Unix linker rewritten in Rust that links 4.9x faster than LLVM lld and 1.9x faster than wild, created by lld's original developer. Written in Rust and in production use since 2021, mold supports multiple architectures and achieves its speed through pervasive parallelism and efficient data structures.

    By Rui