I read Google's new Rust style guide next to the official Rust Style Guide and tested a few of its rules on Rust 1.99.0: the rules I'd borrow, the funny bits, and the pushes I'd skip.
A tiny dependency conflict in pubgrub 0.4.0, and the trace showing it proved there was no solution without ever picking a version of the package both sides wanted.
My old SDXL cover prompt asked for an off-white background every time. The covers I could recover say otherwise. Why this blog's covers now come from illo instead.
Ask someone three questions at once and they often answer the third one first. What the research says about that habit, and what language models do with questions in a row.
Claude now marks its output with watermarks and C2PA metadata to meet the EU AI Act. The marking is real and useful, and Anthropic's own documentation explains how little it can prove.