my current outlook on my own work:
@ak47.io built "the champagne of beta embedded databases"
I'm building the walmart discount wine of database-ish things
... a start's a start.
@ak47.io built "the champagne of beta embedded databases"
I'm building the walmart discount wine of database-ish things
... a start's a start.
February 4, 2025 at 5:21 PM
my current outlook on my own work:
@ak47.io built "the champagne of beta embedded databases"
I'm building the walmart discount wine of database-ish things
... a start's a start.
@ak47.io built "the champagne of beta embedded databases"
I'm building the walmart discount wine of database-ish things
... a start's a start.
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Marcan did some research and it looks like a bad hot fix job: social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/1139...
Tbf it's so sloppy it almost looks like an attacker compromised the supply chain for pixel updates and wanted to test their hypothesis
Tbf it's so sloppy it almost looks like an attacker compromised the supply chain for pixel updates and wanted to test their hypothesis
Hector Martin (@marcan@treehouse.systems)
So there's a bunch of noise going around a sneaky forced Google Pixel 4a update that seems to cripple batteries... and this is quite interesting.
Old kernel:
```
Linux version 4.14.302-g6ff6ddc33f7d...
social.treehouse.systems
January 31, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Marcan did some research and it looks like a bad hot fix job: social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/1139...
Tbf it's so sloppy it almost looks like an attacker compromised the supply chain for pixel updates and wanted to test their hypothesis
Tbf it's so sloppy it almost looks like an attacker compromised the supply chain for pixel updates and wanted to test their hypothesis
Oh, and I forgot to mention, AI wasn't used to write the code, just good old brain cells.
Finally done with the log-structured persistent key/value store database thingy that I was writing, featuring "proper" error handling, automatic data compaction, `cargo doc` documentation, lib+bin structure and (not really much) more.
Using Rust, naturally (\/)(°,,,°)(\/)
Using Rust, naturally (\/)(°,,,°)(\/)
pingcap-talent-plan/project-2 at main · artogahr/pingcap-talent-plan
Contribute to artogahr/pingcap-talent-plan development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
January 29, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Oh, and I forgot to mention, AI wasn't used to write the code, just good old brain cells.
Finally done with the log-structured persistent key/value store database thingy that I was writing, featuring "proper" error handling, automatic data compaction, `cargo doc` documentation, lib+bin structure and (not really much) more.
Using Rust, naturally (\/)(°,,,°)(\/)
Using Rust, naturally (\/)(°,,,°)(\/)
pingcap-talent-plan/project-2 at main · artogahr/pingcap-talent-plan
Contribute to artogahr/pingcap-talent-plan development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
January 28, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Finally done with the log-structured persistent key/value store database thingy that I was writing, featuring "proper" error handling, automatic data compaction, `cargo doc` documentation, lib+bin structure and (not really much) more.
Using Rust, naturally (\/)(°,,,°)(\/)
Using Rust, naturally (\/)(°,,,°)(\/)
oh no
January 26, 2025 at 10:39 PM
oh no
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kids used to dream of going to space but now they dream of maximizing shareholder value by utilizing artificial intelligence in marketing
January 26, 2025 at 10:58 AM
kids used to dream of going to space but now they dream of maximizing shareholder value by utilizing artificial intelligence in marketing
99% of engineers stop before adding one more layer of abstraction that fixes everything
It seems I can no longer get away with not learning kubernetes 😭 pray for me
January 24, 2025 at 10:11 PM
99% of engineers stop before adding one more layer of abstraction that fixes everything
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Yes, 2025 isn't looking like it will be a great year. Right wing authoritarianism is rising. Global warming continues unabated. The world is as fractured as ever.
But at least we can count on one positive thing: it is the Year of Linux Desktop.
But at least we can count on one positive thing: it is the Year of Linux Desktop.
January 15, 2025 at 11:25 PM
Yes, 2025 isn't looking like it will be a great year. Right wing authoritarianism is rising. Global warming continues unabated. The world is as fractured as ever.
But at least we can count on one positive thing: it is the Year of Linux Desktop.
But at least we can count on one positive thing: it is the Year of Linux Desktop.
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Cat Clinging To Side Of Christmas Tree Admits That Was Extent Of Plan
theonion.com/cat-clinging...
theonion.com/cat-clinging...
December 23, 2024 at 8:07 PM
Cat Clinging To Side Of Christmas Tree Admits That Was Extent Of Plan
theonion.com/cat-clinging...
theonion.com/cat-clinging...
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If you can. Choose differently. (Not a possibility for everyone)
- Use Linux instead of Windows/MacOS.
- Stop using Alphabet/Google, Meta, Microsoft etc. platforms as much as you possibly can.
- Build on OpenSource platforms.
- Learn how to self-host instead of using cloud.
Prepare yourself.
- Use Linux instead of Windows/MacOS.
- Stop using Alphabet/Google, Meta, Microsoft etc. platforms as much as you possibly can.
- Build on OpenSource platforms.
- Learn how to self-host instead of using cloud.
Prepare yourself.
December 19, 2024 at 12:21 PM
If you can. Choose differently. (Not a possibility for everyone)
- Use Linux instead of Windows/MacOS.
- Stop using Alphabet/Google, Meta, Microsoft etc. platforms as much as you possibly can.
- Build on OpenSource platforms.
- Learn how to self-host instead of using cloud.
Prepare yourself.
- Use Linux instead of Windows/MacOS.
- Stop using Alphabet/Google, Meta, Microsoft etc. platforms as much as you possibly can.
- Build on OpenSource platforms.
- Learn how to self-host instead of using cloud.
Prepare yourself.
Haskell vs. Ada vs. C++ vs. an Experiment in Software Prototyping Productivity [pdf]
Interesting experiment for those Functional Programming folks out there
Interesting experiment for those Functional Programming folks out there
www.cs.yale.edu
December 18, 2024 at 2:51 PM
Haskell vs. Ada vs. C++ vs. an Experiment in Software Prototyping Productivity [pdf]
Interesting experiment for those Functional Programming folks out there
Interesting experiment for those Functional Programming folks out there
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We updated our CFP for Phrack 72! The deadline is now April 1st 2025. Check the site for specifics on how to contribute, as well as some inspiration! We also posted a link to purchase physical copies of Phrack 71, and a donation link too. Enjoy!
phrack.org
phrack.org
December 16, 2024 at 10:56 PM
We updated our CFP for Phrack 72! The deadline is now April 1st 2025. Check the site for specifics on how to contribute, as well as some inspiration! We also posted a link to purchase physical copies of Phrack 71, and a donation link too. Enjoy!
phrack.org
phrack.org
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fun fact: lightyear.buzz is a valid domain, try to guess where it takes you before clicking on it
December 15, 2024 at 1:23 PM
fun fact: lightyear.buzz is a valid domain, try to guess where it takes you before clicking on it
What a nice easter egg these robots have!
#AdventOfCode Day 14 in #RustLang
(could manage without any LLM help today too, thankfully)
github.com/artogahr/adv...
#AdventOfCode Day 14 in #RustLang
(could manage without any LLM help today too, thankfully)
github.com/artogahr/adv...
December 14, 2024 at 1:56 PM
What a nice easter egg these robots have!
#AdventOfCode Day 14 in #RustLang
(could manage without any LLM help today too, thankfully)
github.com/artogahr/adv...
#AdventOfCode Day 14 in #RustLang
(could manage without any LLM help today too, thankfully)
github.com/artogahr/adv...
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We DO NOT throw perfectly good food away in this house.
We put leftovers in a Tupperware & let it go bad, THEN throw it out!
We put leftovers in a Tupperware & let it go bad, THEN throw it out!
December 13, 2024 at 9:47 PM
We DO NOT throw perfectly good food away in this house.
We put leftovers in a Tupperware & let it go bad, THEN throw it out!
We put leftovers in a Tupperware & let it go bad, THEN throw it out!
I gave up and used AI to help solve #AdventOfCode Day 13... How am I supposed to know what a Diophantine Equation is? /s
At least I can report gemini-2.0-flash-exp is pretty useful, especially so for #Rustlang
It was the first day I decided to use tests to debug my code though, so that's cool.
At least I can report gemini-2.0-flash-exp is pretty useful, especially so for #Rustlang
It was the first day I decided to use tests to debug my code though, so that's cool.
github.com
December 13, 2024 at 9:36 PM
I gave up and used AI to help solve #AdventOfCode Day 13... How am I supposed to know what a Diophantine Equation is? /s
At least I can report gemini-2.0-flash-exp is pretty useful, especially so for #Rustlang
It was the first day I decided to use tests to debug my code though, so that's cool.
At least I can report gemini-2.0-flash-exp is pretty useful, especially so for #Rustlang
It was the first day I decided to use tests to debug my code though, so that's cool.