Sure. Many are recent, as I didn't start doing this as long ago as I now wish. Some are my own, which I keep not out of arrogance, but because they're basically my Cliffs notes. I'll try to give credit when they're based on other people's posts. There may be a repeat or two from above.
Anyway, here goes:
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Send/Sync- A practical discussion on when to implement them and the role of raw pointers
- Best overview I have read
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dyn Trait/impl Trait - Higher-kinded lifetimes pre-GAT (thank you @steffahn)
- First one
- Me trying to apply it, hitting a normalization wall, and @steffahn's fix
- Second one which is basically a step-by-step
- Playgrounds / Code snippets
- Emulating negative trait bounds in a limited way (Adapted from some StackOverflow thread I have lost track of)
- Emulating disjoint trait impls based on associated types (Adapted from @matt1992 and @soni)
- Macro to generate number sequences (scroll up for a binary version)
- Stuff I should just generally revisit some day ("I should understand this better")
If others have lists, I'd be interested in seeing them too!