Interesting trick to check at runtime that you always acquire mutexes in the same order.

Even if you use LLMs, make sure you don't depend on them in your workflows. Friction can indeed have value. Also if you're a junior you should probably seldom use them, build your skill and knowledge first... otherwise you'll forever be a beginner and that will bite you hard.

Rust itself might bring interesting properties in term of safety. As soon as it needs to interact with other languages though the chances of undefined behavior increase drastically. This definitely pushes towards using more dynamic analysis tools to catch those.

Nice feature, but more interesting in its explanation is the topic of static initializers in Rust. They're clearly not a settled area in the language, that's in part because of how low level static analyzers are.

Interesting JS library for animation on the Web. It's nice that it seems really small.