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If you were keeping track of our FDSSL project, you might have noticed that we are moving to Rust for language implementation. We came upon this decision after reviewing the libraries available in both Haskell and Rust, and determining that Rust has better WASM support as well as better GUI programming support. Haskell is a great language, and I really enjoyed writing parser logic in it. Moving over to Rust has its challenges, namely getting back into the groove of Rust

As a newly graduated MS student, I have been eagerly sending my resume to potential employers. However, I have barely heard a peep in terms of interest. I have seen many many rejections, and from what I hear this is normal. The upside of this job hunt is that I have had ample opportunity to explore my interests and improve my skills in pursuit of a decent job. The project that has

I am a graduate Student interested in Computer Security, FLOSS, and Programming Languages, so naturally when it comes to making a website I wanted to have a unique setup. netlify was the first suggestion for hosting, and I seem to agree with that sentiment. It’s free and builds the site based on updates to a git repo, which is really neat! But that’s only one step in automation. I don’t want to have to do all the web design by hand!