Why Open Word Just to View One Formula? Meet MathViewer
MathViewer is a small free utility for viewing .mathml and .mml files without a full office suite. Here is what v0.1.6 offers today and what is coming next.
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Thoughts on software development, programming, and technology
Archiving grim-rs and hyprshot-rs
Two projects have been moved to archive. Development is complete, but the projects will remain as they are.
prototype algorithm 8C2: Pre-release note on a new SAT algorithm
A pre-release overview of prototype algorithm 8C2: primal-dual clause weighting, size/density-aware behavior, and measurable gains on hard random 3-SAT.
A Personal Update on Project Maintenance
I’m rebalancing time between commercial work and open source, and moving some projects into maintenance mode.
hyprshot-rs v0.1.7 and slurp-rs v0.2.0 - Selector Integration and Public API
A dual release update: hyprshot-rs v0.1.7 switches default selection to slurp-rs API, and slurp-rs v0.2.0 introduces a public Rust API.
Go 1.26: What's New and Why It Matters to You
A clear overview of Go 1.26: how the new garbage collector speeds up your app, an improved go fix, and practical examples of new capabilities.
rust-fmt v0.1.3 - Defaults and Faster Workspaces
v0.1.3 reduces setup friction and speeds up workspace formatting.
grim-rs v0.1.5 - Safer Buffers, Lower Peak Memory
v0.1.5 hardens buffer sizing, reduces peak allocations during PNG/JPEG encoding, and updates dependencies and MSRV.
hyprshot-rs v0.1.6 - Stability and Predictability First
v0.1.6 focuses on predictable Wayland behavior, a reworked freeze flow, and stronger reliability across compositors.
Rust 1.93.0: musl, allocators, and other winter release surprises
My take on Rust 1.93.0: musl 1.2.5, allocator TLS, asm cfg lines, and migration notes.
Cow in Rust: Smart Memory Management Without Unnecessary Copying
An elegant solution to memory management that combines explicit control with ease of use
Books for Backend Development That Are Actually Worth Your Time
A curated list of books that genuinely changed how I understand system internals, based on years of experience