I am the portrait of zen

Ooh super exciting

Also, why are my latencies ZERO?!

:stable-latencies {0 0, 0.5 0, 0.95 0, 0.99 0, 1 0},

As it often happens, I found the answer _right_ after I posted this. I would like to dub myself a moron of the highest ordah

github.com/jepsen-io/ma...

For anyone who stubles on this later.

As an example, this is a sample output:

```plaintext
:duplicated-count 0,
:valid? true,
:lost-count 0,
:lost (),
:stable-count 234,
:stale-count 233,
```

Here a graphic I made up for @architecturenotes.co

Feels good knowing I'm not the only one XD

every Rust project:

> cargo add tokio -F full
> cargo add serde -F derive
> cargo add serde_json
> cargo add anyhow
> cargo add thiserror
> cargo add clap -F derive

Was excited to see this post but the link didn't work. Then I noticed the timestamp XD

Wanted to check out the CLI usage, but github throws an error? I would love to use this tool, I feel like going back-and-forth to carbon.sh wastes a lot of my time .. btw do you support "copy to clipboard" feature with the CLI?

Looks cool, starred!

Where are all the jobs, though :')

This looks so cool! Is there somewhere I can download/play this?

True. I quickly got tired of the
if err != nil {...} stuff.

Also, if you're matching multiple errors in sequences, you have to sometimes use err := and other times err = which is always fun! 🤩 (not)

Not sure if skill issue or Go pattern.

I've gotten the lexing/parsing/typechecking/eval (parts) done, now I want to move from an interpreted model to a compiled one. I was using cranelift, but was running into PIC issues on macOS (no issues with llvm/inkwell), so wanted to embed LLVM into the library itself

I am writing my own -- it started out as a fast JIT expression evaluator in Rust targeting SIMD intrinsics but evolved into a PL of it's own. I want to explore SIMD with this project, but I am super new and super excited.