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This Week, In a Galaxy Far, Far Away: The ‘Star Wars’ Project Hail Mary, ‘Zero Company’ Comes Back To Life, and More Happy Sunday, and welcome to a new edition of “This Week, In a Galaxy Far, Far Away“. We are a little over a week away from the two-episode premiere of _Maul: Shadow Lord_ , and a little less than two months away from the premiere of the first _Star Wars_ movie in six-and-a-half years. What a time! We had new clips and TV spots from each one this week. We had a new _SWNN Live!_ show on Thursday, where Tyler and Tom said all there is to say about _Maul: Shadow Lord_ , and also a few things recapping MEGACON Orlando and what really happened at John Boyega’s panel. Check it out! We also have a new Character Spotlight from Josh. The series is in full _Shadow Lord_ lead-up, with a piece on Mother Talzin out on Friday. Any guesses as to who’s coming next week? On the issue of the new Disney leadership, it was yet another intense week for Josh D’Amaro, who had to cancel a big investment done by his predecessor on Artificial Intelligence. The truth is that the deal between Disney and OpenAI hadn’t been signed yet, so it was going more slowly than initially anticipated. The Disney Plus rollout for Sora that they had initially announced would have probably been delayed to later in 2026 anyways. But D’Amaro was also the main architect of a major deal between Disney and Epic Games, the company behind Fortnite, which also announced layoffs this week after their flagship product underperformed in recent months. Probably unrelated, but it’s also been the same few months when they’ve been rolling out some _Star Wars_ tie-ins. They still plan a fully integrated entertainment universe within the game. One final thing before we really get started: Remember that you can sign up to our Discord server by clicking here! Join us and have fun chatting with us! ## Three Things That May Have Flown Casual * _As I was saying…_ Last time we spoke, we had a few stories brewing in our drafts but none of them were quite there yet. There were some alleged reports of John Boyega saying at MEGACON Orlando that he’d spoken with Dave Filoni — yet our own Tyler Bradshaw, who was in the room for the panel, disputed them. There was also an alleged runtime for _The Mandalorian and Grogu_ going around, but I wanted to get confirmation on it… And indeed, it was just a placeholder. Fortunately, we did get a March Madness TV spot for the movie! We also got some character names revealed over the week, as well as Hot Toys announcements. * _It’s alive!_ EA and Bit Reactor proved this week that _Zero Company_ , the turn-based tactics game they had announced at _Star Wars_ Celebration Japan, is alive and well. The game is supposed to come out later this year, and it was just on the cover of _PC Gamer_ , with plenty of new story and gameplay details revealed. * _Publishing updates_ : Not much happening this week, other than our review for _The High Republic Adventures: Pathfinders #1_ (by Nate), and the announcement of the William Shakespeare-ization of the first season of _Ahsoka_ via a new book by Ian Doescher coming out in September. * * * ## The Star Wars Project Hail Mary It’s been a week since _Project Hail Mary_ came out in North American theaters, and it’s now expanding to other international territories. Given its obvious _Star Wars_ connections, I feel it’s at least worth discussing here. Here is a semi-original movie (it’s based on a book by _The Martian_ author Andy Weir) mostly set in outer space starring Ryan Gosling. In other words, it’s a non-franchise, giant blockbuster sold on the concept of Ryan Gosling interacting with adorable alien creatures. I mean, Shawn Levy and Lucasfilm must be _enamored_ with the box office numbers (an $80M opening, the highest in years for an original story, and an easy projection of $500M worldwide, if not more), since next year they will have to sell a similar movie — but this time with the added weight of the _Star Wars_ brand in front of it. (The actor was just talking about his amazing experience interacting with an alien in the movie!) As usual, this paints a limited picture of where audiences are at today, but certainly one we can learn from. The Barbenheimer effect a few years ago showed us that audiences are desperately craving a culture-defining movie-going event that feels original. Movies like _The Housemaid_ or _Marty Supreme_ still show the power of movie stars at the box office. Can Lucasfilm build on what’s happening right now and sell _Star Wars: Starfighter_ as an entirely original adventure in a galaxy far, far away? In a way, it will be our own _Force Awakens_ moment but in 2027: a movie sold on a pure return of the brand to the place it belongs, with new characters and new adventures — only this time, without nostalgia porn. Shawn Levy on Set of Starfighter; Photographed by Dan Martensen A small caveat here: will _Avengers: Doomsday_ negate this thought in a few months? That movie is already being sold on a mix of the very old and the very new that Marvel has to offer, and if it performs as strongly as Disney is expecting, I wonder if they will pivot the _Starfighter_ campaign. For now, I think that resting a _Star Wars_ movie on the shoulders of Ryan Gosling seems like a good bet. But we should also be wary of recency bias, since _The Fall Guy_ a couple of years ago was sold on the concept of the post-_Barbie_ Ryan Gosling leading a solo adventure, and Universal found out the hard way how much that might not work. To the surprise of no one, maybe there isn’t a magical recipe to sell a new movie. But _Star Wars: Starfighter_ definitely has a lot of elements going for it. One more thought: they should also capitalize on the chemistry between Gosling and Flynn Gray, if that is really there. Audiences are now familiar with Gosling’s sense of humor when he’s by himself (_Project Hail Mary_) and when he’s paired up with a strong co-lead (_Barbie_). They are familiar with lightsabers. And they surely know Shawn Levy’s sensibilities (the director hasn’t really missed at the box office lately; even _Free Guy_ delivered $330M during COVID). Let’s hope they can finally bring the magic of _Star Wars_ back to the movies! Also related to _Project Hail Mary_ : This was the first live-action movie that Phil Lord and Chris Miller have directed since they were fired off _Solo_. A 95% critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes (and even more impressive, a 95% Top Critics rating) kind of speaks for itself. Even though I liked Ron Howard’s _Solo_ overall, I will always wonder what Lord & Miller’s version of that movie would have looked like. I never fully bought into the “improv on steroids” narrative that Lucasfilm tried to sell at the time — that may have been true, but I find hard to believe that those two were not going to deliver a funny and extremely endearing portrayal of Han Solo. I can see a world in which their Han Solo wouldn’t have really matched the Han Solo we knew and love, but I would still love to visit the alternative universe in which that movie was finished. * * * What did you think of the latest edition of “This Week, In a Galaxy Far, Far Away”? Let me know your thoughts and suggestions down below in the comment section. You can also send them, or reach out with any information tips, directly via our Contact page. Have a great week! ##### Miguel Fernandez + posts Miguel Fernández is a Spanish student that has movies as his second passion in life. His favorite movie of all time is _The Lord of the Rings,_ but he is also a huge Star Wars fan. However, fantasy movies are not his only cup of tea, as movies from Scorsese, Fincher, Kubrick or Hitchcock have been an obsession for him since he started to understand the language of filmmaking. He is that guy who will watch a black and white movie, just because it is in black and white. * Miguel Fernandez https://www.starwarsnewsnet.com/author/miguel-fernandez __ 'Maul: Shadow Lord' First Full Clip Now Available * Miguel Fernandez https://www.starwarsnewsnet.com/author/miguel-fernandez __ Disney Exits Partnership With OpenAI After Tech Company Discontinues Video Generator Sora * Miguel Fernandez https://www.starwarsnewsnet.com/author/miguel-fernandez __ John Boyega Simply Joked About Having Talked To Dave Filoni, Actor Repeatedly Said During MEGACON Panel To Be Clueless About 'Star Wars' Future * Miguel Fernandez https://www.starwarsnewsnet.com/author/miguel-fernandez __ 'The Mandalorian and Grogu': March Madness TV Spot, CCXP Presence, and On the Alleged Runtime

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País Is Back: 5 Things to Know and 6 Wines to Try Introducing unfamiliar wines to my friends is one of my favorite things to do. Liza, one of the more adventurous among them, is always game for whatever I’m suggesting. Most recently, we spent an entire dinner at Txikito, a Basque spot in Chelsea, drinking dry Sherry—her first exposure to what I believe is one of the all-time great food wines. The time before that, we were at Nuyores in the West Village, where she discovered a red made from País—after a round of well-made Pisco cocktails, of course (the grape brandy of Chile and Peru). One sip of Roberto Henríquez’s País Franco and she lit up. Lots of oohing and aahing. And even I was a little surprised. This translucent ruby-red wine was striking in the glass, bursting with aromatics and delivering a level of refinement and flavor that completely overdelivered. I’ve had versions that, while still delicious, lean more rustic, but this was something else entirely. If País isn’t a grape you know well, you’re not alone. Long associated with simple, unmemorable wines in Chile, it spent decades overshadowed by more fashionable international varieties. But that’s changing. Today, thanks to a new generation of thoughtful producers and an increasing market for fresher, lighter reds, País is finally showing how delightful it can be. # Five Things to Know About País ### **1. It’s One of the Oldest Grapes in the Americas** Brought to the Americas by Spanish missionaries in the 16th century, País became the first widely planted European grape in places like Chile and Argentina, helping establish wine culture across the continent. ### **2. It Goes by Different Names Around the World** País is part of a grape family that traveled widely with the Spanish empire. It’s known as Criolla Chica in Argentina, Mission in North America, and Listán Negro in Spain’s Canary Islands. Same grape, different identities, and each shaped by where it landed. Today, some of the most compelling examples come not just from Chile, but also from old bush vines in the Canaries, where Listán Negro has developed its own distinct personality. ### **3. It’s Not the Chilean Red You Expect** Forget heavy, oaky reds. País is typically light-bodied, bright, and fruit-driven, with red berry notes, a touch of earth, and often a slightly rustic edge. It’s low in tannin, naturally high in acidity, and usually sits around 12–13% ABV—well below many fuller-bodied reds, making it incredibly drinkable. It drinks more like Gamay or Pinot Noir than Cabernet, and a slight chill only makes it better. **4. Out of Favor, Now it’s Back** For centuries, País was everywhere in Chile. But as varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Carménère took over, it lost its cachet and became associated with bulk wine. Now, with drinkers leaning toward lighter, more refreshing reds, it’s making a well-deserved comeback. ### **5. A New Generation of Producers Is Rewriting País** What’s driving the revival is a new mindset. Today’s best producers are treating País with care: earlier picking, gentle extraction, and little to no oak, all in pursuit of freshness and balance. # Six Wines to Know About * **Louis-Antoine Luyt El Mismo País** – One of the earliest champions of País, helping reframe the grape as something worth taking seriously. This wine is fresh and light-bodied, with earthy and fruity notes, and is perfect with a picnic salad spread. ($22) * * * * **Garage Wine Co.** **País 215 BC Ferment 2022** – Small-lot, dry-farmed wines from Maule that show depth and structure. This one offers loads of ripe fruit flavors and round tannins, without rusticity. This is País grown on granitic rock in a coastal, mountainous area. ($21) * * * * **Miguel Torres Chile, La Causa País 2022 & Estelado Brut Rosé** – A major player in País’s revival, through its own bottlings as well as projects like La Causa, which work with old-vine material in Itata. La Causa País is fragrant, light-bodied, and juicy with soft, rustic tannins. The sparkling País rosé shows the grape’s versatility with lively bubbles and hints of fresh red berries and citrus. ($25 & $23) * * * * **Roberto Henríquez País Franco 2022** – Roberto Henríquez is one of the most compelling voices in Itata today; his País Franco (the one Liza and I fell in love with!) hails from old, ungrafted vines, and is vivid, textured, and complex. ($27) * * * * **Pedro Parra** **Vinista País 2023** – Legendary winemaker Pedro Parra’s work, less about volume, more about place, champions the importance of soil, old vines, and site expression in varieties like País. The Wine Advocate calls this wine “Outstanding. It's the finest Vinista to date.” ($24) * * * These aren’t rustic bulk wines anymore. They’re thoughtful, site-driven expressions of a grape that’s finally being taken seriously again. These wines are an excellent value for what’s in the glass—perfect for adventurous tasters like Liza, but really anyone curious enough to try something new. Is that you?!

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País Is Back: 5 Things to Know and 6 Wines to Try Introducing unfamiliar wines to my friends is one of my favorite things to do. Liza, one of the more adventurous among them, is always game for whatever I’m suggesting. Most recently, we spent an entire dinner at Txikito, a Basque spot in Chelsea, drinking dry Sherry—her first exposure to what I believe is one of the all-time great food wines. The time before that, we were at Nuyores in the West Village, where she discovered a red made from País—after a round of well-made Pisco cocktails, of course (the grape brandy of Chile and Peru). One sip of Roberto Henríquez’s País Franco and she lit up. Lots of oohing and aahing. And even I was a little surprised. This translucent ruby-red wine was striking in the glass, bursting with aromatics and delivering a level of refinement and flavor that completely overdelivered. I’ve had versions that, while still delicious, lean more rustic, but this was something else entirely. If País isn’t a grape you know well, you’re not alone. Long associated with simple, unmemorable wines in Chile, it spent decades overshadowed by more fashionable international varieties. But that’s changing. Today, thanks to a new generation of thoughtful producers and an increasing market for fresher, lighter reds, País is finally showing how delightful it can be. # Five Things to Know About País ### **1. It’s One of the Oldest Grapes in the Americas** Brought to the Americas by Spanish missionaries in the 16th century, País became the first widely planted European grape in places like Chile and Argentina, helping establish wine culture across the continent. ### **2. It Goes by Different Names Around the World** País is part of a grape family that traveled widely with the Spanish empire. It’s known as Criolla Chica in Argentina, Mission in North America, and Listán Negro in Spain’s Canary Islands. Same grape, different identities, and each shaped by where it landed. Today, some of the most compelling examples come not just from Chile, but also from old bush vines in the Canaries, where Listán Negro has developed its own distinct personality. ### **3. It’s Not the Chilean Red You Expect** Forget heavy, oaky reds. País is typically light-bodied, bright, and fruit-driven, with red berry notes, a touch of earth, and often a slightly rustic edge. It’s low in tannin, naturally high in acidity, and usually sits around 12–13% ABV—well below many fuller-bodied reds, making it incredibly drinkable. It drinks more like Gamay or Pinot Noir than Cabernet, and a slight chill only makes it better. **4. Out of Favor, Now it’s Back** For centuries, País was everywhere in Chile. But as varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Carménère took over, it lost its cachet and became associated with bulk wine. Now, with drinkers leaning toward lighter, more refreshing reds, it’s making a well-deserved comeback. ### **5. A New Generation of Producers Is Rewriting País** What’s driving the revival is a new mindset. Today’s best producers are treating País with care: earlier picking, gentle extraction, and little to no oak, all in pursuit of freshness and balance. # Six Wines to Know About * **Louis-Antoine Luyt El Mismo País** – One of the earliest champions of País, helping reframe the grape as something worth taking seriously. This wine is fresh and light-bodied, with earthy and fruity notes, and is perfect with a picnic salad spread. ($22) * * * * **Garage Wine Co.** **País 215 BC Ferment 2022** – Small-lot, dry-farmed wines from Maule that show depth and structure. This one offers loads of ripe fruit flavors and round tannins, without rusticity. This is País grown on granitic rock in a coastal, mountainous area. ($21) * * * * **Miguel Torres Chile, La Causa País 2022 & Estelado Brut Rosé** – A major player in País’s revival, through its own bottlings as well as projects like La Causa, which work with old-vine material in Itata. La Causa País is fragrant, light-bodied, and juicy with soft, rustic tannins. The sparkling País rosé shows the grape’s versatility with lively bubbles and hints of fresh red berries and citrus. ($25 & $23) * * * * **Roberto Henríquez País Franco 2022** – Roberto Henríquez is one of the most compelling voices in Itata today; his País Franco (the one Liza and I fell in love with!) hails from old, ungrafted vines, and is vivid, textured, and complex. ($27) * * * * **Pedro Parra** **Vinista País 2023** – Legendary winemaker Pedro Parra’s work, less about volume, more about place, champions the importance of soil, old vines, and site expression in varieties like País. The Wine Advocate calls this wine “Outstanding. It's the finest Vinista to date.” ($24) * * * These aren’t rustic bulk wines anymore. They’re thoughtful, site-driven expressions of a grape that’s finally being taken seriously again. These wines are an excellent value for what’s in the glass—perfect for adventurous tasters like Liza, but really anyone curious enough to try something new. Is that you?!

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🎵 For Whose Advantage? - Xentrix (38 listens)
🎵 Manipulation - Emergency Broadcast (37 listens)
🎵 The New Order (2024 Remaster) - Testament (36 listens)
🎵 Red White and Blood - Generation Kill (24 listens)

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This Week in Rust 644 Hello and welcome to another issue of _This Week in Rust_! Rust is a programming language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software. This is a weekly summary of its progress and community. Want something mentioned? Tag us at @thisweekinrust.bsky.social on Bluesky or @ThisWeekinRust on mastodon.social, or send us a pull request. Want to get involved? We love contributions. _This Week in Rust_ is openly developed on GitHub and archives can be viewed at this-week-in-rust.org. If you find any errors in this week's issue, please submit a PR. Want TWIR in your inbox? Subscribe here. ## Updates from Rust Community ### Official * What we heard about Rust's challenges * Security advisory for Cargo ### Foundation * Canonical Joins the Rust Foundation as a Gold Member ### Newsletters * Scientific Computing in Rust #16 (March 2026) ### Project/Tooling Updates * Ferox - A native PostgreSQL client in Rust * Introducing dial9: A flight recorder for Tokio * Zellij 0.44: native Windows support, new Rust APIs, remote sessions * vigil-rs: A Rust Service Supervisor for Containers with PID 1 handling * Fyrox 1.0.0 * Edge.js: running Node.js safely in a WebAssembly sandbox with Wasmer and WASIX * Bookokrat v0.3.8: A terminal EPUB / PDF Book Reader now supports DJVU * flodl v0.1.5: benchmarking Rust vs PyTorch on 7 models — up to 30% faster with 3-20x tighter variance * Zero-copy Protobuf and ConnectRPC for Rust * mtp-rs: pure-Rust MTP library, up to 4x faster than libmtp * [video] Batty: Supervised Agent Execution for Software Teams — Demo * indxr v0.2.0: A fast codebase indexer and MCP server for AI coding agents * halloy 2026.5 - desktop IRC client with IRCv3 capabilities ### Observations/Thoughts * Deadlocking a Tokio Mutex without Holding a Lock * The Good, the Bad, and the Leaky: jemalloc, bumpalo, and mimalloc in meilisearch * Maximally minimal view types * Matching Puzzle Pieces and Disappointing Benchmarks * What If Traits Carried Values * An effect notation based on with-clauses and blocks * Rust threads on the GPU * Elaborating Rust Traits to Dictionary-Passing Style ### Rust Walkthroughs * ZK snarks for rust developer part 2/8 * Let's see Paul Allen's SIMD CSV parser * Building an LSP Server with Rust is surprisingly easy and fun * An Incoherent Rust * Building pentest devices with Rust and ESP32 microcontrollers * Rust in Intersec's lib-common, Part 1: Integrating Rust in a C Build System ## Crate of the Week This week's crate is noq, a general purpose implementation of the QUIC transport protocol in pure rust. Thanks to Brendan O'Brien for the self-suggestion! Please submit your suggestions and votes for next week! ## Calls for Testing An important step for RFC implementation is for people to experiment with the implementation and give feedback, especially before stabilization. If you are a feature implementer and would like your RFC to appear in this list, add a `call-for-testing` label to your RFC along with a comment providing testing instructions and/or guidance on which aspect(s) of the feature need testing. _No calls for testing were issued this week byRust, Cargo, Rustup or Rust language RFCs._ Let us know if you would like your feature to be tracked as a part of this list. ## Call for Participation; projects and speakers ### CFP - Projects Always wanted to contribute to open-source projects but did not know where to start? Every week we highlight some tasks from the Rust community for you to pick and get started! 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This section highlights events that are being planned and are accepting submissions to join their event as a speaker. * **EuroRust** | CFP open until 2026-04-27 | Barcelona, Spain | 2026-10-14 - 2026-10-17 * **NDC Techtown 2026** | CFP open until 2026-05-03 | Kongsberg, Norway | 2026-09-21 - 2026-09-24 If you are an event organizer hoping to expand the reach of your event, please submit a link to the website through a PR to TWiR or by reaching out on Bluesky or Mastodon! ## Updates from the Rust Project 433 pull requests were merged in the last week #### Compiler * fix some suggestions of the `for-loops-over-fallibles` lint * guard patterns: lowering to THIR * introduce `#[diagnostic::on_move(message)]` * make `par_slice` consistent with single-threaded execution * privacy: fix type privacy holes in RPITITs #### Library * add APIs for dealing with titlecase * add `is_disconnected` functions to mpsc and mpmc channels * implement `BinaryHeap::as_mut_slice` * make `OsString::truncate` a no-op when `len > current_len` * optimize 128-bit integer formatting * optimize `BTreeMap::append()` using CursorMut * `vec::Drain::fill`: avoid reference to uninitialized memory * unstable impl of `From<{i64, u64}> for f128` #### Cargo * clean: Validate that `target_dir` is not a file * `cli`: Add support for completing `--config` argument values with `native-completions` * `cli`: complete `--config` and `--color` before command * `compile`: Make build.warnings ignore non-local deps * fix `symlink_and_directory` when running in a long target dir name * detect circular publish dependency cycle in workspace publish * fix fetching non-standard git refspecs on non-github repos * warn when installing with a non-default toolchain #### Clippy * add `BinaryHeap::pop_if()` to `manual_pop_if` * fix `collapsible_match` false positive when the pat binding is moved or mutated * perf: `manual_is_ascii_check,` remove 822 million instructions #### Rust-Analyzer * add `ops::AddAssign` implement for IndentLevel * add applicable on LetExpr for `unwrap_tuple` * add applicable on let-else branch for `unwrap_block` * add auto trait name for `generate_trait_from_impl` * add fixes for `non_exhaustive_let` diagnostic * add mapping to syntax factory constructor methods * add nested lifetime support for `add_lifetime_to_type` * add partial selection for `merge_imports` * add wrap multiple attr for `wrap_unwrap_cfg_attr` * change `test_name` placeholder to `executable_arg` * complete block .let in closure expression * offer `'add_braces'` on bin-expr assignment * offer on let-expr for `inline_local_variable` * fix asm sym operand parsing for parenthesized expr fragments * fix indent for `convert_closure_to_fn` * fix indent for `trait_impl_redundant_assoc_item` * fix not applicable on empty `struct` for `no_such_field` * fix other predicate for `replace_is_method_with_if_let_method` * fix postfix completion indentation compensation * fix tuple `struct` pat expected type * add `ident_pat` qualifier to fully fn param * don't add a second semicolon after postfix completions * fill match arms on last comma and empty expr * fix overlap edit on record to tuple assist uses self * incorrect flychecks with multiple workspaces * offer on const like path-expr for `'extract_variable'` * replace TODO placeholders in next-solver IrPrint with proper formatting * implement signature type inference * improve tmp iterator variable name for `convert_for_to_while_let` * migrate `convert_from_to_tryfrom` assist to SyntaxEditor API * project json compatibility improvements * project json compatibility improvements * remove doc comments for `generate_trait_from_impl` * remove outdated TODO * remove the mapping for `expr_underscore` from the syntax factory constructor * replace direct usage of make with syntax factory and migrate assist to syntaxEditor * support WhileExpr and ForExpr for `add_label_to_loop` * support more runnable kinds in project JSON ### Rust Compiler Performance Triage Lot of mixed results this week. One big regression from #152931 makes the results look pretty negative, but otherwise the week was fairly quiet. Triage done by **@panstromek**. Revision range: 5b61449e..6f22f613 **Summary** : (instructions:u) | mean | range | count ---|---|---|--- Regressions ❌ (primary) | 1.0% | [0.1%, 4.2%] | 27 Regressions ❌ (secondary) | 0.2% | [0.0%, 0.6%] | 36 Improvements ✅ (primary) | -0.1% | [-0.2%, -0.1%] | 3 Improvements ✅ (secondary) | -0.3% | [-2.8%, -0.0%] | 14 All ❌✅ (primary) | 0.9% | [-0.2%, 4.2%] | 30 1 Regression, 1 Improvement, 4 Mixed; 1 of them in rollups 32 artifact comparisons made in total Full report here ### Approved RFCs Changes to Rust follow the Rust RFC (request for comments) process. These are the RFCs that were approved for implementation this week: * RFC: map_or_default in Option and Result ### Final Comment Period Every week, the team announces the 'final comment period' for RFCs and key PRs which are reaching a decision. Express your opinions now. #### Tracking Issues & PRs ##### Rust * Tracking Issue for fN::BITS * Fallback `{float}` to `f32` when `f32: From<{float}>` and add `impl From<f16> for f32` * Tracking Issue for tcp_deferaccept * Tracking Issue for #138068: Add `Result::map_or_default` and `Option::map_or_default` * Merge `fabsf16/32/64/128` into `fabs::<F>` * 1.95 beta regression: "malformed feature attribute input" * Never break between empty parens ##### Cargo * feat: add frame-pointers profile option ##### Compiler Team (MCPs only) * Emit retags in codegen * Optimize `repr(Rust)` enums by omitting tags in more cases involving uninhabited variants. * Proposal for a dedicated test suite for the parallel frontend * Promote tier 3 riscv32 ESP-IDF targets to tier 2 * Proposal for Adapt Stack Protector for Rust ##### Language Reference * Guarantee alignment of fixed-width integer primitives _No Items entered Final Comment Period this week forRust RFCs, Language Team, Leadership Council or Unsafe Code Guidelines._ Let us know if you would like your PRs, Tracking Issues or RFCs to be tracked as a part of this list. ### New and Updated RFCs * Propose the Rust Foundation Maintainer fund * Avoid linting `unreachable_code` on `todo!()` ## Upcoming Events Rusty Events between 2026-03-25 - 2026-04-22 🦀 ### Virtual * 2026-03-25 | Virtual (Girona, ES) | Rust Girona * **Rust Girona Hack & Learn 03 2026** * 2026-03-26 | Virtual (Berlin, DE) | Rust Berlin * **Rust Hack and Learn** * 2026-03-31 | Virtual (Tel Aviv-yafo, IL) | Code Mavens 🦀 - 🐍 - 🐪 * **Web development using axum in Rust - part 1** * 2026-04-01 | Virtual (Girona, ES) | Rust Girona * **Sessió setmanal de codificació / Weekly coding session** * 2026-04-01 | Virtual (Indianapolis, IN, US) | Indy Rust * **Indy.rs - with Social Distancing** * 2026-04-02 | Virtual (Nürnberg, DE) | Rust Nuremberg * **Rust Nürnberg online** * 2026-04-04 | Virtual (Kampala, UG) | Rust Circle Meetup * **Rust Circle Meetup** * 2026-04-09 | Virtual (Berlin, DE) | Rust Berlin * **Rust Hack and Learn** * 2026-04-14 | Virtual (Dallas, TX, US) | Dallas Rust User Meetup * **Second Tuesday** * 2026-04-14 | Virtual (London, GB) | Women in Rust * **👋 Community Catch Up** * 2026-04-15 | Virtual (Vancouver, BC, CA) | Vancouver Rust * **Nushell** * 2026-04-19 | Virtual (Dallas, TX, US) | Dallas Rust User Meetup * **Rust Deep Learning: Third Sunday** * 2026-04-21 | Virtual (Washington, DC, US) | Rust DC * **Mid-month Rustful** ### Asia * 2026-03-28 | Delhi, IN | Rust Delhi * **Rust Delhi Meetup #13** * 2026-04-17 | Bangalore, IN, Rust India * **Rust India Workshop** * 2026-04-18 | Bangalore, IN, Rust India * **Rust India Conference** ### Europe * 2026-03-25 | Dresden, DE | Rust Dresden * **First Meetup** * 2026-03-26 | Copenhagen, DK | Copenhagen Rust Community * **Rust meetup #66 sponsored by Adapt!** * 2026-03-26 | Paris, FR | Rust Paris * **Rust meetup #84** * 2026-03-27 | Paris, FR | Rust in Paris * **Rust in Paris** * 2026-03-28 | Stockholm, SE | Stockholm Rust * **Ferris' Fika Forum #25** * 2026-04-01 | Berlin, DE | Rust Berlin * **Rust Berlin Talks: The next generation** * 2026-04-01 | Edinburgh, GB | Rust and Friends * **Rust and Friends (evening pub)** * 2026-04-01 | Oxford, UK | Oxford ACCU/Rust Meetup. * **Rust/ACCU meetup.** * 2026-04-02 | London, GB | Rust London User Group * **LDN Talks Spring Community Showcase** * 2026-04-03 | Edinburgh, GB | Rust and Friends * **Rust and Friends (daytime coffee)** * 2026-04-07 | Basel, CH | Rust Basel * **Rust Meetup #15 @ letsboot** * 2026-04-09 | Geneva, CH | Rust Meetup Geneva * **Rust Meetup Geneva** * 2026-04-09 | Oslo, NO | Rust Oslo * **Rust talks @ AutoStore – "Patterns for Event Driven Systems" and "Rust + WASM"** * 2026-04-21 | Leipzig, SN, DE | Rust - 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ChatGPT’s No-Kidding Makeover # **The End of ChatGPT as We Know It?** Computerworld predicts that a major makeover underway at ChatGPT could leave today’s version looking like a quaint relic. One of the primary beneficiaries of that rework, according to Computerworld: Writers. Essentially, the plan is to combine the current version of ChatGPT with ‘ChatGPT Atlas’ – an AI Web browser currently only available for Mac users – and ‘Codex,’ an AI tool for computer coders. Observes writer Gnyana Swain: “The superapp is being designed around agentic AI, systems capable of autonomously executing multi-step tasks such as writing and debugging software, analyzing data, and completing complex workflows. “That positions it less as a consumer chatbot and more as an AI-powered work environment aimed at developers and enterprise knowledge workers.” Works for me. **In other news and analysis on AI writing:** *ChatGPT’s Maker on Track to Nearly Double Employee Headcount this Year: OpenAI’s workforce is expected to double to about 8,000 employees by the close of 2026 as it makes a major sales push into the enterprise, according to Semafor. Wildly popular among consumers, OpenAI is simultaneously smarting from upstart competitor Anthropic, which has made significant inroads into the enterprise market. *Slash and Burn: Elon Musk Rebuilding ChatGPT-Competitor xAI from the Ground Up: Completely disenchanted with the performance of xAI – which makes Grok, a key competitor to ChatGPT – CEO Elon Musk has decided to rip it up and start over. Observes writer Victor Tangermann: “Musk reportedly ordered higher-ups from Tesla and SpaceX — the latter of which xAI was folded into earlier this year — to conduct audits and weed out anybody deemed to be underperforming.” *Get AI to Create Your Next PowerPoint Presentation, Free: AI document generation service provider Templafy has launched a new AI agent that will auto-create a PowerPoint for you, gratis. The promise: Throw your ideas to the AI PowerPoint Generator and in a few minutes, you’ll have a fully configured presentation, ready-to-rock. Observes Christian Lund, co-founder, Templafy: “Through this initiative, we can show professionals what best-in-class, AI presentation creation looks like.” *Free ‘AI for Writers Summit’ Slated for May 7: The Marketing Artificial Intelligence Institute is hosting a free virtual meeting for writers who are looking for the latest on AI and writing. A number of key experts in AI marketing will be speaking. But also scheduled is Jen Leonard, founder, Creative Lawyers. *New Service Smokes-Out AI Fake News: NewsGuard is offering a new service that identifies fake, often inaccurate news sites pretending to feature reporting by humans. Categorizing the sites as ‘AI Content Farms,’ NewsGuard says it has already identified 3,000+ of these news posers – a number it says is growing at a rate of 300-500 additional fake news sites each month. NewsGuard protects “clients across industries from being exploited by disrupting the business model behind AI Content Farms that abuse tech and advertising platforms to attract clicks and ad revenue or spread propaganda,” according to Dimitris Dimitriadis, director of research & development, NewsGuard. *Hire an AI to Answer Your Phone – Without the Hassle: 800.com is out with a new service offering turnkey AI receptionists, which ideally answer your phone, respond to customer questions, capture leads and even make appointments. Each agent is trained on your business’ specific knowledge base, including services, pricing, policies and FAQs. One caveat: So far, no one on the planet has made the ‘perfect’ AI agent. Before going live with any AI agent, test, test and test. *Mark Zuckerberg Abandons The Metaverse for AI: While there are any number of naysayers who say AI is all hat and no cattle, Mark Zuckerberg is not among them. Just a few years ago, Zuckerberg literally changed the name of his parent company from Facebook to Meta, firmly believing the future was in virtual reality. But these days, funding for Zuckerberg’s ‘Metaverse’ is on “life support,” according to lead writer Eli Tan. Instead, observes Tan: “Meta has gone all in on artificial intelligence.” *Now Available: An AI Engine Trained Solely on Your Business Data: ChatGPT competitor Mistral is rolling out a new AI model that can be trained solely on your company’s data. Observes lead writer Anna Heim: “Several companies in the enterprise AI space already claim to offer similar capabilities, but most focus on fine-tuning existing models or layering proprietary data. “Mistral, by contrast, says it is enabling companies to train models from scratch.” *AI Agents: More Fun Than a Barrel of Credit Collectors?: Writer Cade Metz warns that while autonomous AI agents are all the rage, maybe giving them access to your credit card is not something Einstein would do. Metz leads off this excellent piece recounting the story of a founder of a tiny tech start-up – Sebastian Heyneman — who instructed his highly independent, highly resourceful and highly creative AI agent to snag him a speaking spot at the highly prestigious World Economic Forum in Davos. Thoroughly impressed with himself, Heyneman said nighty-night to the AI agent and settled in for a well-deserved sleep. Observes Metz: “When Mr. Heyneman woke up, he was in a pickle. 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