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Why Burn’s Backend Architecture Matters

Burn is a deep-learning framework written in Rust, not a PyTorch clone. This post is why the backend design matters—WGPU, tensors, and what that buys you off Python.

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 14, 2026
  • Programming, Rust

Lab Journal: First Burn Build — WGPU Backend, Tensor Test

First Burn build on Debian: WGPU backend and a tensor smoke test. Notes only—the architecture write-up is the other post.

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 14, 2026
  • Software Engineering

Forward Deployed Engineer — My Learning Roadmap

FDE sits where software, infrastructure, AI, and the customer meet. A roadmap for learning the job, not a title change.

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 14, 2026
  • Programming, Web Development

Building a Complete REST API with Axum in Rust: My Journey 🦀

A Hello World in Axum turned into a CRUD REST API in Rust—routes, state, and the pieces that make it shippable.

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 12, 2026
  • Functional Programming, Learning Setup, Programming, Roc, Software Development, Zed, Zig

Zig Lesson 1 — Edit, Run, Pause (My Stack in Practice)

What I set up I already had Zed, Roc, and Zig on my Debian machine from earlier. Tonight I treated learning like a work block: show up, practice, stop when tired. I made a home base: Bash I open that…

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 10, 2026
  • Linux & Development, Programming, Rust

Building My First Leptos Web Application with Rust and WebAssembly

From a fresh Leptos project to a working reactive web application running locally on Debian. Goal acheived Today I started working with Leptos, a Rust framework for building reactive web applications. The project is located at: I used two terminals:…

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 10, 2026
  • Indie Game Dev, WASM-4, WebAssembly

From Zed to WASM-4: How a Zig Discord Rabbit Hole Got Me Building Tiny Games

WASM-4 Setup (Aug 9, 2026) Tonight I finally got WASM-4 up and running on my Debian machine. I arrived here through a chain of tools I’ve been exploring lately. It started with Zed, then curiosity about Roc, which led me…

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 9, 2026
  • Developer Setup, Functional Programming, Roc, Systems programming, Zed, Zig

Zed + Roc + Zig — My Stack Reference

A practical reference for using and learning Zed, Roc, and Zig together. The big picture Tool Role What it’s for Zed Code editor + AI agent Where I write and edit code Roc High-level functional language Friendly, fast application code…

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 9, 2026
  • Cybersecurity, Home Lab, Learning Setup, SIEM

How I Built a Home Lab SIEM with Wazuh on Debian (Complete Guide)

Setting up a real Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system in a home lab has been on my list for a while. I wanted something powerful enough to teach me real cybersecurity skills, but free and self-hosted. After comparing…

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 8, 2026
  • Developer Setup, Learning Setup, Programming, Python, Rust

From SciPy to Ferris: Building Two Powerful Learning Environments in One Afternoon

Today was spent setting up two complete learning environments and practicing the fundamentals of both Python (scientific computing) and Rust. Python / SciPy Environment Rust Environment Both environments are now clean, isolated, and ready for continued learning — one focused…

  • ny2honolulu
  • August 7, 2026
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