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My article today is about the reflect package and how does reflect.TypeOf know your struct's field names and tags at runtime, in a fully compiled Go binary with no interpreter? Here's how it works. Every `any` value in Go is two pointers: a data pointer and a type descriptor pointer. That descriptor - holding the field names, types, struct tags, and memory offsets - is static data the compiler serialized into a read-only section of your binary at build time. reflect.TypeOf doesn't do any lookup or computation: it reads the type pointer straight out of the interface header. One pointer load. On the value side, reflect.Value holds both pointers. Reading a struct field means reading the field's offset from the descriptor and adding it to the data pointer - plain pointer arithmetic. Read it here: internals-for-interns.com/po… #Go #GoLang

New preprint! on the rheology of chiral active matter made of spinning particles: from the linear response (Green-Kubo with a Teff) to non-linear (yielding thinning-by-spinning string struct.). Spinning acts as shear, with GGonnella, GNegro, LCarenza. arxiv.org/abs/2606.14311

Built jzon-rs. A JSON library for Rust that generates struct-specific parsers at compile time. ⚡ Up to 53% faster than serde_json ⚡ Zero-copy deserialization ⚡ Drop-in serde_json replacement GitHub ↓

Would you like Steak to become the home of utility projects on Solana? A place where builders can launch with more structure, staking, distribution, community incentives, and trust from day one. We all know many utility projects struggle on Pump.fun. Not because the products are bad, but because they're forced into the same launch format as everything else. With Steak, launches can be customized however the project needs: • Funding • Distribution • Tokenomics • Staking • Community rewards Still launched through Pump.fun, but with much more structure behind it. We really want to bring utility projects back to the market Curious to hear your thoughts.

Cockroach Janta Party is a massive example of movementism. I'm not saying it can't do any good. I'm saying it is structurally bound to fade because of the way it is organising itself: first around memes and followers, now around "peaceful protests." It would be simplistic to reduce this current cult of disorganised activism to something revolutionary. There seems to be an assumption that if enough people are angry, and if that anger is expressed in the streets, a movement automatically acquires power. History suggests otherwise. It is wishful thinking to believe that peaceful demonstrations alone will stop a state apparatus from initiating a bloodbath. States have repeatedly shown a willingness to repress, imprison, brutalise, disappear, and kill when their interests are threatened. The question is not whether people are moving, it is whether they are building power and what is it leading towards?