me typing twitter.com then immediately navigating to another website after a subsecond realization that i no longer have a twitter account
November 17, 2024 at 6:22 AM
me typing twitter.com then immediately navigating to another website after a subsecond realization that i no longer have a twitter account
Hot patching #RustLang code? In my #BevyEngine?
github.com/bevyengine/b... was just merged!
Thanks to subsecond from #Dioxus, coming to Bevy 0.17, and already on main!
github.com/bevyengine/b... was just merged!
Thanks to subsecond from #Dioxus, coming to Bevy 0.17, and already on main!
June 3, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Hot patching #RustLang code? In my #BevyEngine?
github.com/bevyengine/b... was just merged!
Thanks to subsecond from #Dioxus, coming to Bevy 0.17, and already on main!
github.com/bevyengine/b... was just merged!
Thanks to subsecond from #Dioxus, coming to Bevy 0.17, and already on main!
I wrote up an example showing to integrate the awesome Dioxus's subsecond rust library with macroquad.
github.com/chamons/macr...
This gives you hotreload in #rust for #gamedev
github.com/chamons/macr...
This gives you hotreload in #rust for #gamedev
GitHub - chamons/macroquad-subsecond-example: Example integrating macroquad with subsecond hotreload
Example integrating macroquad with subsecond hotreload - chamons/macroquad-subsecond-example
github.com
August 9, 2026 at 1:21 AM
I wrote up an example showing to integrate the awesome Dioxus's subsecond rust library with macroquad.
github.com/chamons/macr...
This gives you hotreload in #rust for #gamedev
github.com/chamons/macr...
This gives you hotreload in #rust for #gamedev
Done, and done!
Deferred works, still subsecond 😄
Deferred works, still subsecond 😄
March 23, 2026 at 8:24 AM
Done, and done!
Deferred works, still subsecond 😄
Deferred works, still subsecond 😄
A vigorous negative finding
Subsecond dopamine transients in the striatum of mice are neither required nor sufficient for specifying the vigor of ongoing forelimb movements
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Subsecond dopamine transients in the striatum of mice are neither required nor sufficient for specifying the vigor of ongoing forelimb movements
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
December 4, 2025 at 4:16 PM
A vigorous negative finding
Subsecond dopamine transients in the striatum of mice are neither required nor sufficient for specifying the vigor of ongoing forelimb movements
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Subsecond dopamine transients in the striatum of mice are neither required nor sufficient for specifying the vigor of ongoing forelimb movements
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Anyone here had a good experience with dioxus’ subsecond? (ie. it worked?)
And about their wasm-split feature? Neither works for me right now.
And about their wasm-split feature? Neither works for me right now.
November 6, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Anyone here had a good experience with dioxus’ subsecond? (ie. it worked?)
And about their wasm-split feature? Neither works for me right now.
And about their wasm-split feature? Neither works for me right now.
DuckDB on a Steam Deck? Why not. Anecdotal testing shows it’s about 3x slower than M1, 6x slower than M4, but still subsecond queries on millions of rows. The new shell install script worked like a charm too 🎉
February 27, 2025 at 6:40 AM
DuckDB on a Steam Deck? Why not. Anecdotal testing shows it’s about 3x slower than M1, 6x slower than M4, but still subsecond queries on millions of rows. The new shell install script worked like a charm too 🎉
Delighted to see this finally out: rdcu.be/eO9oW
We tested whether brief striatal dopamine release events influence the vigor of skilled movements. Despite popular belief, we did not find any evidence linking rapid dopamine dynamics to motor vigor on a moment-by-moment basis.
We tested whether brief striatal dopamine release events influence the vigor of skilled movements. Despite popular belief, we did not find any evidence linking rapid dopamine dynamics to motor vigor on a moment-by-moment basis.
Subsecond dopamine fluctuations do not specify the vigor of ongoing actions
Nature Neuroscience - Liu and colleagues show that the vigor (that is, speed and amplitude) of dexterous movements is not controlled by ongoing fluctuations in extracellular dopamine within the...
rdcu.be
November 10, 2025 at 3:43 PM
Delighted to see this finally out: rdcu.be/eO9oW
We tested whether brief striatal dopamine release events influence the vigor of skilled movements. Despite popular belief, we did not find any evidence linking rapid dopamine dynamics to motor vigor on a moment-by-moment basis.
We tested whether brief striatal dopamine release events influence the vigor of skilled movements. Despite popular belief, we did not find any evidence linking rapid dopamine dynamics to motor vigor on a moment-by-moment basis.
came here to say this, can instead be enthusiastic +1 reply guy. keeping the startup subsecond is gods work, dont let it go!
March 23, 2026 at 7:30 AM
came here to say this, can instead be enthusiastic +1 reply guy. keeping the startup subsecond is gods work, dont let it go!
Asteri isolating the tone of endo they're hot for like one of those non naturally occurring elements with a subsecond half-life.
September 14, 2026 at 9:04 AM
Asteri isolating the tone of endo they're hot for like one of those non naturally occurring elements with a subsecond half-life.
5/ 🌀 What’s New?
We reveal rapid, subsecond opioid dynamics that control pain in real time:
During acute pain, PAG suppresses opioid tone, allowing nociceptive circuits to guide adaptive behavior.
In injury, enkephalin ramps up, suppressing a latent sensitization over weeks
We reveal rapid, subsecond opioid dynamics that control pain in real time:
During acute pain, PAG suppresses opioid tone, allowing nociceptive circuits to guide adaptive behavior.
In injury, enkephalin ramps up, suppressing a latent sensitization over weeks
January 4, 2025 at 5:28 PM
5/ 🌀 What’s New?
We reveal rapid, subsecond opioid dynamics that control pain in real time:
During acute pain, PAG suppresses opioid tone, allowing nociceptive circuits to guide adaptive behavior.
In injury, enkephalin ramps up, suppressing a latent sensitization over weeks
We reveal rapid, subsecond opioid dynamics that control pain in real time:
During acute pain, PAG suppresses opioid tone, allowing nociceptive circuits to guide adaptive behavior.
In injury, enkephalin ramps up, suppressing a latent sensitization over weeks
2/ 🚨 Key Finding:
🔑 Convergent Mechanisms:
Diverse states (pain, fear, placebo) activate a common PAG circuit where enkephalin release suppresses nociceptive activity with subsecond precision, driving analgesia
🔑 Convergent Mechanisms:
Diverse states (pain, fear, placebo) activate a common PAG circuit where enkephalin release suppresses nociceptive activity with subsecond precision, driving analgesia
January 4, 2025 at 5:26 PM
2/ 🚨 Key Finding:
🔑 Convergent Mechanisms:
Diverse states (pain, fear, placebo) activate a common PAG circuit where enkephalin release suppresses nociceptive activity with subsecond precision, driving analgesia
🔑 Convergent Mechanisms:
Diverse states (pain, fear, placebo) activate a common PAG circuit where enkephalin release suppresses nociceptive activity with subsecond precision, driving analgesia
#eNeuro | Subsecond Analysis of Locomotor Activity in Parkinsonian Mice vist.ly/443v6
#eNeuro | Subsecond Analysis of Locomotor Activity in Parkinsonian Mice vist.ly/443v6
#eNeuro | Subsecond Analysis of Locomotor Activity in Parkinsonian Mice vist.ly/443v6
doi.org
August 21, 2025 at 8:14 AM
#eNeuro | Subsecond Analysis of Locomotor Activity in Parkinsonian Mice vist.ly/443v6
Subsecond works by detouring function calls through a jump table. This jump table contains the latest version of the program’s function pointers, and when a function is called, Subsecond will look up the function in the jump table and call that instead.
docs.rs/subsecond/0....
docs.rs/subsecond/0....
subsecond - Rust
Subsecond: Hot-patching for Rust
docs.rs
June 25, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Subsecond works by detouring function calls through a jump table. This jump table contains the latest version of the program’s function pointers, and when a function is called, Subsecond will look up the function in the jump table and call that instead.
docs.rs/subsecond/0....
docs.rs/subsecond/0....
It’s all over the place, from Instagram SubSecond Influencer to My Uncle Is A Cop to Just Get A Judge.
You name it, I’ve gotten it.
You name it, I’ve gotten it.
December 31, 2025 at 5:56 PM
It’s all over the place, from Instagram SubSecond Influencer to My Uncle Is A Cop to Just Get A Judge.
You name it, I’ve gotten it.
You name it, I’ve gotten it.
live view of Toothless's torque steer. Watch the wheel speed bounce back and forth (km/h) between left and right on a subsecond timescale:
July 19, 2026 at 9:10 PM
live view of Toothless's torque steer. Watch the wheel speed bounce back and forth (km/h) between left and right on a subsecond timescale:
Meta AI Research has launched Muse Realtime Avatar, a technology that enhances live conversations by synchronizing expressive avatars with intelligent voice generation at subsecond latency, surpassing existing systems in user preference. https://research.meta.ai/blog/bringing-your-muse-to-life
Bringing Your Muse to Life | Meta AI Research
Meta AI Research has launched Muse Realtime Avatar, a technology that enhances live conversations by synchronizing expressive avatars with intelligent voice generation at subsecond latency, surpassing
research.meta.ai
September 24, 2026 at 11:00 PM
Meta AI Research has launched Muse Realtime Avatar, a technology that enhances live conversations by synchronizing expressive avatars with intelligent voice generation at subsecond latency, surpassing existing systems in user preference. https://research.meta.ai/blog/bringing-your-muse-to-life
I've heard dx subsecond finally supports workspaces. Time to give it a try!
Context: checking if I can enable hot-reload for developing my game (rust+bevy)
Context: checking if I can enable hot-reload for developing my game (rust+bevy)
July 20, 2026 at 12:10 PM
I've heard dx subsecond finally supports workspaces. Time to give it a try!
Context: checking if I can enable hot-reload for developing my game (rust+bevy)
Context: checking if I can enable hot-reload for developing my game (rust+bevy)
Check out the largest open multilingual preprocessed news corpus from Common Crawl News (built with @ruggsea.eurosky.social & @janalasser.eurosky.social).
1.36B articles | subsecond search | FOSS
Demo: infini-news.uni-graz.at
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2605.18337
Code: codeberg.org/ksolovev/inf...
1.36B articles | subsecond search | FOSS
Demo: infini-news.uni-graz.at
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2605.18337
Code: codeberg.org/ksolovev/inf...
infini-news
infini-news: search 1.36B+ news articles with sub-second full-text search
infini-news.uni-graz.at
July 1, 2026 at 12:06 PM
Check out the largest open multilingual preprocessed news corpus from Common Crawl News (built with @ruggsea.eurosky.social & @janalasser.eurosky.social).
1.36B articles | subsecond search | FOSS
Demo: infini-news.uni-graz.at
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2605.18337
Code: codeberg.org/ksolovev/inf...
1.36B articles | subsecond search | FOSS
Demo: infini-news.uni-graz.at
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2605.18337
Code: codeberg.org/ksolovev/inf...
Genuinely curious since i've been out of this space for a while: it's 2025, how long does it take for your data to get from your db to your data warehouse?
1 hour?
1 minute?
10 seconds?
subsecond?
And what do you consider as sufficient?
1 hour?
1 minute?
10 seconds?
subsecond?
And what do you consider as sufficient?
May 23, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Genuinely curious since i've been out of this space for a while: it's 2025, how long does it take for your data to get from your db to your data warehouse?
1 hour?
1 minute?
10 seconds?
subsecond?
And what do you consider as sufficient?
1 hour?
1 minute?
10 seconds?
subsecond?
And what do you consider as sufficient?
excited to play with rust hot patching. it uses subsecond from dioxus
Bevy 0.17 is out now! It features Raytracing, Improved Observers / Events, UI Widgets, Rust Hotpatching, Light Textures, DLSS, Tilemap Chunks, Web Assets, Reflect Auto-Registration, UI Gradients, Raymarched Atmosphere, Virtual Geometry BVH Culling, and more!
bevy.org/news/bevy-0-17
bevy.org/news/bevy-0-17
Bevy 0.17
Bevy is a refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust. It is free and open-source forever!
bevy.org
September 30, 2025 at 8:20 PM
excited to play with rust hot patching. it uses subsecond from dioxus
spent the whole night chasing a stack overflow crash when using `subsecond` hot-patching for Rust
setting `opt-level = 1` worked in the end, though it led to somewhat longer rebuild times
still much better than having to stop and rebuild every time
setting `opt-level = 1` worked in the end, though it led to somewhat longer rebuild times
still much better than having to stop and rebuild every time
April 10, 2026 at 6:30 AM
spent the whole night chasing a stack overflow crash when using `subsecond` hot-patching for Rust
setting `opt-level = 1` worked in the end, though it led to somewhat longer rebuild times
still much better than having to stop and rebuild every time
setting `opt-level = 1` worked in the end, though it led to somewhat longer rebuild times
still much better than having to stop and rebuild every time
as a genuine suggestion, try the subsecond crate! has some caveats (might be fixed now?) but I have very good experience with it when prototyping stuff like egui apps
August 2, 2026 at 3:49 PM
as a genuine suggestion, try the subsecond crate! has some caveats (might be fixed now?) but I have very good experience with it when prototyping stuff like egui apps