Gijs Burghoorn is passionate about Hardware Design, Security, Electronic Design Automation, and contributing to open-source software. He has studied computer security, software design, and cryptography at Leiden University and Uni...
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The text provides a solution for getting Nix, Rust, and WASM to collaborate, using rustPlatform.buildRustPackage. It also mentions that the solution works in cargo workspaces and provides a template for a bare project.
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The text is a wishlist of projects the author wishes had a pure Rust alternative. It discusses the benefits of pure Rust crates and the challenges of reimplementation. The author also mentions specific projects like Pure Rust Cryp...
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