New week, new Rust! What are you folks up to?
Learning about .precompressed_{gzip, br, deflate} in tower_http, and wondering (for now) how to pre-compress pages in RAM.
I am working on the Terminal display width that gets emoji, CJK and ANSI colour , to solve this problem
"👨👩👧👦".len() is 25. "👨👩👧👦".chars().count() is 7 , now a terminal draws it in 2 columns. trying to solve it with no dependency on existing crates 
I’m learning the basics of Rust; I’ve never programmed before, not even a single line of code. My goal is to eventually be able to read and also write programs related to post-quantum cryptography, ZKPs, SMTs, etc.
Last week, I created the prototype of my project, a population-driven strategy game.I want to rewrite it using Rust this week. 
I added many more music instruments to my music synth generator. Now in total it has :
- bass guitar
- electric guitar (still trying to enhance the sound)
- acoustic guitar
- drum
- piano
- organ synth
- flute
- saxophone
- trumpet
- viola
- violin
- saron
- demung
- kenong
- kempul
(If anyone has cool sound instrument idea can be written to me, because I am currently have not get what instrument next that sound cool that I have to create next ><)
With stereo audio, mastered equalizer to optimize each sound of the instrument, reverb effect. I place each instrument in different side so that they are no collision so every instrument can be heard clearly :>. It can also uses audio file as source of the synth sound, eg wav file
I am thinking can I create vocal generator >,<. I feel like vocal can only be generated with LLM, but I am still searching is it possible or not without LLM , because I can't use LLM because to create reliable LLM that produces natural voice need massive audio training data and powerfull GPU to train that I don't have :<
DPI obfuscation improvements (vpn infrastructure)
How does it calls? 
Is it your first post here? Hello then, btw! 
two of my current projects are rust based:
- LoMux: a media encoder running ffmpeg under the hood that does everything adobe media encoder does with less than a 1/10th the ram and for free, open source as well
- felf: SBOM for listing which upstream open source components are inside your devices
will try and get some proper posts for them up here soon. have been enjoying seeing what people are up to.
hell yeah, that’s neat you’re building a synth. dude have you seen what they’ve done to audacity recently? never thought i’d see the day. basically looks like ableton now.