Do you write/want to write drivers to communicate with (scientific) instruments in Rust? Check out my latest blog post on how to make this hopefully easier in the future.
Comments, ideas, etc. are always welcome.
blog.galactic-forensics.space/blog/07-inst...
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Beautiful 22° halo around the Sun on this nice day near Geneva. Physics is beautiful!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/22%C2%B...
Just tried out lychee for the first time to check links in a document. What amazing user experience!
lychee.cli.rs
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The design ideas are inspired by device-driver (device-driver.com) from @diondokter.nl and instrumentkit (python, github.com/instrumentki...)
Clicking on that green link opens Thunderbird... I'm am kind of tempted to send a message, but what to write?
Even as a die-hard LaTeX user I figured I need to give #Typst a go, especially since the instant preview is amazing when working on presentations.
Planning to show off my new slide design at Scientific Computing in Rust - stay tuned :)
scientificcomputing.rs/2026/
Thanks, any thoughts are very welcome! Gotta have a look at yaq and what they do, looks quite interesting at first glance.
This ecosystem is definitely quite important to me as well, would love to discuss more and see what can be done and what is needed.
