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last month in the Safety-Critical Rust Consortium
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now eldest is sensei and teaching martial arts
08.02.2026 21:02 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0the helmets are now rations
08.02.2026 20:53 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0went to parking lot for kids to ride bikes. they rode for 20 minutes or so. then spent time chasing each other, rolling down the hill.
currently playing space commandos in the front of our minivan in said parking lot π©βπ
wife volunteering for VITA today, so daddy day out w/ kids
- dairy queen
- ridin bikes
- land before time in theater
shout out to OpenCode for the amazing (and open!) harness
props to OpenAI for allowing the OpenAI OAuth token for Codex to be used in a legit fashion to pull this off in OpenCode
cc @thdxr.com
FLS
- gathering evidence for issues i'm planning to take on for the Rust stable 1.93 release of the FLS
- sanity checking changelog entries are correct
github.com/rust-lang/fls
Safety-Critical Rust Coding Guidelines
- adding infrastructure to make contributing to the coding guidelines a more pleasant experience
- updating stale PRs on the repo
- performing some reviews to gather evidence when i go perform reviews of the coding guidelines
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me, pete, at 45%weekly usage limit in my quest to make safety-critical Rust improved
yerp i'm on the ChatGPT Pro ($200/mo plan). ayup i'm using it to perform infrastructure work needed to make safety-critical Rust better
little more detail follows
screenshot of a post on twitter claiming that the support for centrist policies is low among youth when in reality, 18-29 year olds support centrist policies at a rate of 3.8%
ever wonder how to get better at a language?
how about reading bonkers things that need to get community noted, reading the cited sources, and then weighing in???
are you in the Asia-Pacific region and interested in Rust coding guidelines? boy do i have great news for you ;D
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and if you'd not seen Taylor's and Tyler's RustConf 2025 talk yet all about C++/Rust interop, check that out too
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5M4...
intro splash screen for interview of Taylor Cramer, Crubit Development Lead at Google
new interview with Taylor Cramer, development lead of Crubit
wanna hear about C++/Rust interop? wanna peek inside the mind of a language nerd?
another one from the Rust Project Content Team
the fact that you can have multiple tracks involved in the process really helps cut that mic bleed π
24.01.2026 16:19 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0in other words, yes, more Rust Project Content Team interviews dropping ;D
right tools make all the difference
meme showing friendship ended with adobe podcast now auphonic is my best friend
anybody else tried Adobe Podcast and/or Auphonic for podcast / content authoring?
shout out to @auphonic.bsky.social that saved me from lav mics with scratchiness + audio bleed
tagging in @sdv.eclipse.org π
21.01.2026 15:57 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0here's the issue started in Eclipse uProtocol to discuss this. we'll be working to flesh it out further and figure out a direction of collab
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Eclipse iceoryx2 will build demonstrators over the next year or so on vehicle to show e.g. multiple sensors communicating with services to build out towards a goal to learn shortcomings
in Eclipse uProtocol we could do the same sorta work and share learnings and collaborate on how to improve
both projects currently have a coupling to both (IDL, codegen) whereas it might be better for both projects in general to work to decouple codegen from IDL
that would allow for intra-node to use e.g. (ProtoBuf IDL, iceoryx2 codegen) and inter-node hops to use (ProtoBuf IDL, ProtoBuf codegen)
Eclipse uProtocol started out with a concept of a "uService" which can enable service schema definition and evolution.
that currently doesn't exist in Eclipse iceoryx2, but may be a worthwhile area to learn from each other on
Eclipse iceoryx2 is focused on intra-node communications with its zero-copy, shared-memory transport.
but -- it does have the concept of "gateways" and "tunnels" which somewhat map onto the Eclipse uProtocol concept of the "uStreamer"
Eclipse iceoryx2 <=> Eclipse uProtocol workshop top-level table of contents
we had an excellent workshop today between Eclipse uProtocol and Eclipse iceoryx2 (both largely in Rust bee-tee-dubs)
some main areas of collaboration we found:
- inter-node / gateway concepts
- service-level definition and evolution
- code generation + IDLs
- corresponding demonstrators
and we're also on the Eclipse SDV Slack instance in the #rust-sig channel if you wanna come chat Rust + Automotive:
join.slack.com/t/sdvworking...
you can grab the .ics to add to your calendar here:
github.com/rust-sig/rus...
our watercooler chat-style talk schedule's here:
github.com/rust-sig/rus...
a really cool thing that's captured in the notes is that there were requests for the ability to swap out the underlying tech from LoLa to other shared-memory, zero-copy transports like e.g. Eclipse iceoryx2 (written in Rust!)
this was done by parameterizing a trait carefully for interop
here's the notes:
github.com/orgs/rust-si...
detailed walkthrough section of LoLa / Eclipse S-CORE Communications repo
Markus Hosch of BMW gave an excellent overview of the how/why of Eclipse S-CORE Rust bindings to the LoLa shared-memory, zero-copy C++ library
in 2 weeks i'll talk Rust + security
meeting notes and how to join follow if you're into Rust + Automotive