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Title: CodeHero — Technical Writing on Systems & Languages
Summary: Long-form technical writing about how computers actually
work — C vs Rust in the kernel, memory layout, ownership, buffer
overflows at the byte level.
What I did: Research, writing, and code-level verification. Each
post starts from first principles and includes runnable examples.
Tags: C · Rust · Systems Programming · Technical Writing
Link: codeheroblog.com
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