# verrchu's blog

verrchu.github.io/blog is a small but well-shaped Rust-focused blog. The first post (May 2026) is "The Sync Bound Nobody Asked For" — a worked walkthrough of why `&self` in async trait methods returning `Send` futures silently demands `Self: Sync`, with all four cells of the truth table demonstrated and the compile errors verbatim.

Format characteristics worth noting: every code listing is paired with a `static_assertions::assert_impl_all!` to prove the type's bounds, full compile errors are quoted (so the reader can grep them), and the accompanying source code is on GitHub at `verrchu/blog`. This is the format the post calls out in its footer ("Built with `rustc 1.95.0`. Library versions used: `tokio` 1.52.2.") — versions pinned, source linked, errors verbatim. Compare with the [[the-coder-cafe]] format (single-concept-per-post, less code-heavy) for two takes on short technical writing.

## Ingested articles
- [[rust-async-trait-sync-bound]] — 2026-05 — Why `&self` in async trait methods returning `Send` futures silently demands `Self: Sync`