Amrit Singh

The Two Faces of Tokio's Semaphore: A Tale of Patience and Ruthlessness Why choosing between acquire_owned and try_acquire_owned might be the most important decision your async Rust code ever makes The Night Everything Broke (A bit dramatic? I know! but w... See more

When to Use (and Avoid) collect() in Rust 1.91.1 I spent an embarrassing amount of time debugging a lifetime error last week. Let me save you the trouble. I was building a parser for OCR responses from my llamacpp server running LightOCR. The HTTP endpoin... See more

Here's the thing about concurrent programming in Rust: the moment you try to share data between threads, the compiler forces you to pick a side. You can't sit on the fence. Either you embrace the "one owner at a time" philosophy of channels, or you accept... See more

Mastering Copy and Clone traits in Rust Introduction In Rust, the Copy and Clone traits are fundamental to managing value duplication. While they may seem similar, they represent two distinct concepts that are central to Rust's ownership model. #[derive(C... See more

Mastering Copy and Clone traits in Rust Introduction In Rust, the Copy and Clone traits are fundamental to managing value duplication. While they may seem similar, they represent two distinct concepts that are central to Rust's ownership model. #[derive(C... See more