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Asynchronous streams in #Rust (part 1) - Futures, buffering and mysterious compilation error messages - by Guillaume Endignoux (@gendx) (April 2021)
https://gendignoux.com/blog/2021/04/01/rust-async-streams-futures-part1.html
Asynchronous streams in Rust (part 2) - Cancelling expired requests
https://gendignoux.com/blog/2021/04/08/rust-async-streams-futures-part2.html
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1 Hour Dive into #Asynchronous Rust - by Herbert Wolverson:
https://farside.link/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HwrZp9CBD4
(or YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HwrZp9CBD4)This is probably the best end-to-end overview of #async #Rust you can get! So much valuable information packed into 1 hour. Love it!
Thank you @herberticus for this excellent presentation. 🙏
Boost this to the moon, my fellow Rustaceans! :ferris: :boost_love: The video is one month old and only has ~1,500 views.😬
#RustLang #Learning #Tutorial #Concurrency #AsyncProgramming
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This McKinsey article notes that #asynchronouscollaboration methods may contribute to team members feeling isolated.
> Note that asynchronous communication needs to be used carefully. Teams that grow overly reliant on asynchronous channels may see team members feeling isolated, and the trust among them may suffer.
Not sure I agree, but it merits consideration.
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'Asynchronous Iterations in Optimization: New Sequence Results and Sharper Algorithmic Guarantees', by Hamid Reza Feyzmahdavian, Mikael Johansson.
http://jmlr.org/papers/v24/22-0555.html
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By the way: That's a cup of Twist.com. The team of #Doist created these cups. I love their initiative for more #asynchronous work.
➡️ More you can read here: https://async.twist.com
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It seems that lately I’ve written several shell implementations of a simple queue that enforces ordered execution of jobs that may arrive out of order. After writing this for the nth time in bash, I decided it was time to do it properly. But first, a word on the why of it all.
Why did I bother?My needs arose primarily from handling Backups over Asynchronous Communication methods – in this case, NNCP. When backups contain incrementals that are unpacked on the destination, they must be applied in the correct order.
In some cases, like ZFS, the receiving side will detect an out-of-order backup file and exit with an error. In those cases, processing in random order is acceptable but can be slow if, say, hundreds or thousands of hourly backups have stacked up over a period of time. The same goes for using gitsync-nncp to synchronize git repositories. In both cases, a best effort based on creation date is sufficient to produce a significant performance improvement.
With other cases, such as tar or dar backups, the receiving cannot detect out of order incrementals. In those situations, the incrementals absolutely must be applied with strict ordering. There are many other situations that arise with these needs also. Filespooler is the answer to these.
Existing WorkBefore writing my own program, I of course looked at what was out there already. I looked at celeary, gearman, nq, rq, cctools work queue, ts/tsp (task spooler), filequeue, dramatiq, GNU parallel, and so forth.
Unfortunately, none of these met my needs at all. They all tended to have properties like:
- An extremely complicated client/server system that was incompatible with piping data over existing asynchronous tools
- A large bias to processing of small web requests, resulting in terrible inefficiency or outright incompatibility with jobs in the TB range
- An inability to enforce strict ordering of jobs, especially if they arrive in a different order from how they were queued
Many also lacked some nice-to-haves that I implemented for Filespooler:
- Support for the encryption and cryptographic authentication of jobs, including metadata
- First-class support for arbitrary compressors
- Ability to use both stream transports (pipes) and filesystem-like transports (eg, rclone mount, S3, Syncthing, or Dropbox)
Filespooler is a tool in the Unix tradition: that is, do one thing well, and integrate nicely with other tools using the fundamental Unix building blocks of files and pipes. Filespooler itself doesn’t provide transport for jobs, but instead is designed to cooperate extremely easily with transports that can be written to as a filesystem or piped to – which is to say, almost anything of interest.
Filespooler is written in Rust and has an extensive Filespooler Reference as well as many tutorials on its homepage. To give you a few examples, here are some links:
- Using Filespooler over Syncthing (and the most comprehensive tutorial)
- Using Filespooler over NNCP
- Compressing Filespooler Jobs
- Encrypting Filespooler Jobs with GPG or Age
- Guidelines for Writing To Filespooler Queues Without Using Filespooler
Filespooler is intentionally simple:
- The sender maintains a sequence file that includes a number for the next job packet to be created.
- The receiver also maintains a sequence file that includes a number for the next job to be processed.
fspl preparecreates a Filespooler job packet and emits it to stdout. It includes a small header (
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#CfP Asynchronous Histories Summer School
📌 #SummerSchool from 31 August - 4 September 2026 | in #Warsaw | for #PhDStudents, #MasterStudents and #Postdocs in #Humanities and #SocialSciences | organised by #GHIWarsaw, #UniversityOfWarsaw and more
📅 Deadline: May 31 2026
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#CfP Asynchronous Histories Summer School
📌 #SummerSchool from 31 August - 4 September 2026 | in #Warsaw | for #PhDStudents, #MasterStudents and #Postdocs in #Humanities and #SocialSciences | organised by #GHIWarsaw, #UniversityOfWarsaw and more
📅 Deadline: May 31 2026
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#CfP Asynchronous Histories Summer School
📌 #SummerSchool from 31 August - 4 September 2026 | in #Warsaw | for #PhDStudents, #MasterStudents and #Postdocs in #Humanities and #SocialSciences | organised by #GHIWarsaw, #UniversityOfWarsaw and more
📅 Deadline: May 31 2026
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#CfP Asynchronous Histories Summer School
📌 #SummerSchool from 31 August - 4 September 2026 | in #Warsaw | for #PhDStudents, #MasterStudents and #Postdocs in #Humanities and #SocialSciences | organised by #GHIWarsaw, #UniversityOfWarsaw and more
📅 Deadline: May 31 2026
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#CfP Asynchronous Histories Summer School
📌 #SummerSchool from 31 August - 4 September 2026 | in #Warsaw | for #PhDStudents, #MasterStudents and #Postdocs in #Humanities and #SocialSciences | organised by #GHIWarsaw, #UniversityOfWarsaw and more
📅 Deadline: May 31 2026
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Optimizing asynchronous and hybrid #collaboration requires a focus on digital skills and team routines, beyond technology.
We designed Quaive to support that shift: it's new ways of working together that drive value. Technology is just an enabler.
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Implementing asynchronous processing chain with AWS SAM + AWS SQS + Python PowerTools:
https://www.glukhov.org/post/2025/01/aws-sam-lambda-python-powertools-sqs/
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Master Asynchronous JavaScript with RxJS.
https://buff.ly/41lIkVY
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The asynchronous #Disquiet Junto trios are back! My favourite kind of Disquiet project.
Contribute your track by this Monday.
https://disquiet.com/2022/01/20/disquiet-junto-project-0525-magic-number-1-of-3/
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I found an Asynchronous Dangling Stack Pointer in Hyper-V VMBus.sys Driver.
** Edit ** I am still Junior in my journey, I have only been looking into vuln/pentesting research over the last month or so, so If I have made any conceptual (or practical) errors, I would be truly appreciative to be corrected.
Check out the writeup: https://github.com/usernameone101/Writeups/blob/main/Asynchronous%20Dangling%20Stack%20Pointer%20in%20Windows%20VMBUS.SYS.pdf
Disclaimer: Given Microsoft explicitly states that Administrator to Kernel are the same security boundary, I deemed this bug safe to disclose as it does not cross any security boundaries. I tested this hypothesis, and it is a classic case of a UAF that is not weaponizeable and thus serves as a good piece of research for the community.
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I found an Asynchronous Dangling Stack Pointer in Hyper-V VMBus.sys Driver.
** Edit ** I am still Junior in my journey, I have only been looking into vuln/pentesting research over the last month or so, so If I have made any conceptual (or practical) errors, I would be truly appreciative to be corrected.
Check out the writeup: https://github.com/usernameone101/Writeups/blob/main/Asynchronous%20Dangling%20Stack%20Pointer%20in%20Windows%20VMBUS.SYS.pdf
Disclaimer: Given Microsoft explicitly states that Administrator to Kernel are the same security boundary, I deemed this bug safe to disclose as it does not cross any security boundaries. I tested this hypothesis, and it is a classic case of a UAF that is not weaponizeable and thus serves as a good piece of research for the community.
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I found an Asynchronous Dangling Stack Pointer in Hyper-V VMBus.sys Driver.
** Edit ** I am still Junior in my journey, I have only been looking into vuln/pentesting research over the last month or so, so If I have made any conceptual (or practical) errors, I would be truly appreciative to be corrected.
Check out the writeup: https://github.com/usernameone101/Writeups/blob/main/Asynchronous%20Dangling%20Stack%20Pointer%20in%20Windows%20VMBUS.SYS.pdf
Disclaimer: Given Microsoft explicitly states that Administrator to Kernel are the same security boundary, I deemed this bug safe to disclose as it does not cross any security boundaries. I tested this hypothesis, and it is a classic case of a UAF that is not weaponizeable and thus serves as a good piece of research for the community.
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I found an Asynchronous Dangling Stack Pointer in Hyper-V VMBus.sys Driver.
** Edit ** I am still Junior in my journey, I have only been looking into vuln/pentesting research over the last month or so, so If I have made any conceptual (or practical) errors, I would be truly appreciative to be corrected.
Check out the writeup: https://github.com/usernameone101/Writeups/blob/main/Asynchronous%20Dangling%20Stack%20Pointer%20in%20Windows%20VMBUS.SYS.pdf
Disclaimer: Given Microsoft explicitly states that Administrator to Kernel are the same security boundary, I deemed this bug safe to disclose as it does not cross any security boundaries. I tested this hypothesis, and it is a classic case of a UAF that is not weaponizeable and thus serves as a good piece of research for the community.
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I found an Asynchronous Dangling Stack Pointer in Hyper-V VMBus.sys Driver.
** Edit ** I am still Junior in my journey, I have only been looking into vuln/pentesting research over the last month or so, so If I have made any conceptual (or practical) errors, I would be truly appreciative to be corrected.
Check out the writeup: https://github.com/usernameone101/Writeups/blob/main/Asynchronous%20Dangling%20Stack%20Pointer%20in%20Windows%20VMBUS.SYS.pdf
Disclaimer: Given Microsoft explicitly states that Administrator to Kernel are the same security boundary, I deemed this bug safe to disclose as it does not cross any security boundaries. I tested this hypothesis, and it is a classic case of a UAF that is not weaponizeable and thus serves as a good piece of research for the community.
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Why struggle with complex asynchronous code when coroutines can simplify it all? My self-study course breaks down everything you need to know—in just three hours of video content. Learn now, apply tomorrow!
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Why struggle with complex asynchronous code when coroutines can simplify it all? My self-study course breaks down everything you need to know—in just three hours of video content. Learn now, apply tomorrow!
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Why struggle with complex asynchronous code when coroutines can simplify it all? My self-study course breaks down everything you need to know—in just three hours of video content. Learn now, apply tomorrow!
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Why struggle with complex asynchronous code when coroutines can simplify it all? My self-study course breaks down everything you need to know—in just three hours of video content. Learn now, apply tomorrow!
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Why struggle with complex asynchronous code when coroutines can simplify it all? My self-study course breaks down everything you need to know—in just three hours of video content. Learn now, apply tomorrow!
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QCon London 2026: Managing Asynchronous APIs at Scale
At QCon London 2026, Ian Cooper, senior principal engineer at Just Eat Takeaway, discussed managing asynchronous APIs in…
#NewsBeep #News #Technology #api #Architecture&Design #AsyncAPI #CA #Canada #Development #EventDrivenArchitecture #managingasyncapis #QConLondon2026 #Validation #Versioning
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Asynchronous podcasts are a unique format, shaped by the parameters (pros & cons) of asynchronous audio conversation. AMPS could facilitate long interviews and conversations—people can pose questions and take time to reflect. Interviews could unfold over weeks, but be listened to in one sitting. I hope others explore this medium with their own objectives and creativity.
#FOSS #opensource #Python #Linux #Telegram #podcast #AMPS