Congrats!

Chrome lets you flush the socket pool manually, that was sufficient

Dang, that’s way better than my dishwasher!!

Damn! I just hit 300 today

Lastly, computers are cool as hell and I love learning about them

This is more obvious, but - if, instead of hard-coding the stride lengths in code, we read them as command-line args, the compiler loses the ability to optimize the stride=1 case as aggressively. In this case also, stride=1 takes ~2x as long to run as stride=16.

I have no idea how widespread this is or is going to be, but on a recent 15hr flight I had great Starlink-powered WiFi for free, for pretty much the whole duration. I would have paid for this without hesitation.

Too kind! Thank you for taking the time to read and leave feedback!

I didn’t end up experimenting with it, but I thought about including a section on trying to madvise around the issue! Maybe another quick addition to the appendix 🤔

This is a paid series, but Casey Muratori talks a lot about that specific disconnect here:

www.computerenhance.com/p/waste

I’m hoping to write more this year, so if you read this please let me know what you think!

compression claims another victim

This isn't exactly what you were looking for, I think - but if you're just doing some local testing (eg: using test accounts with fake email accounts), I was able to run MailHog on the same machine to good effect (also can view sent emails via browser).

tverghis.bearblog.dev/local-emails...

Hi! As a big fan of your other work, I’d love to participate in this, if it’s open to the public.

(I can’t seem to DM you)