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Not a day after crafting this DTrace script and writing this article, I found myself using it to solve a completely different issue in a completely different Go program. Yeah, baby.
September 12, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Not a day after crafting this DTrace script and writing this article, I found myself using it to solve a completely different issue in a completely different Go program. Yeah, baby.
Your article on “defer” was a great read!
August 6, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Your article on “defer” was a great read!
Thank you for making C better !
I am really looking forward personally to “defer” being standardized.
I am really looking forward personally to “defer” being standardized.
August 6, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Thank you for making C better !
I am really looking forward personally to “defer” being standardized.
I am really looking forward personally to “defer” being standardized.
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i hope to become the #1 RSS influencer
November 10, 2024 at 7:27 PM
i hope to become the #1 RSS influencer
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Modern webdev is so much. I'm installing so many packages and gems and I'm completely unsure of what is doing how and where.
One day I'll have to get used to this stuff. It's very different from Systems Engineering.
One day I'll have to get used to this stuff. It's very different from Systems Engineering.
July 28, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Modern webdev is so much. I'm installing so many packages and gems and I'm completely unsure of what is doing how and where.
One day I'll have to get used to this stuff. It's very different from Systems Engineering.
One day I'll have to get used to this stuff. It's very different from Systems Engineering.
Also Node is just a C++ program using libuv so experience with either can help dtracing using usdt probes.
I seem to remember years ago “jstack()” in dtrace showed the js call stack, but it seems this does not work anymore (or I did not yet find a way).
I seem to remember years ago “jstack()” in dtrace showed the js call stack, but it seems this does not work anymore (or I did not yet find a way).
July 25, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Also Node is just a C++ program using libuv so experience with either can help dtracing using usdt probes.
I seem to remember years ago “jstack()” in dtrace showed the js call stack, but it seems this does not work anymore (or I did not yet find a way).
I seem to remember years ago “jstack()” in dtrace showed the js call stack, but it seems this does not work anymore (or I did not yet find a way).
Interesting read, thank you!
But I kept thinking: if the bulk of the work for the compiler is asynchronous functions, and the expected traffic is small, would it be worth it to try a rust http server that uses a thread-per-process model, meaning no async?
But I kept thinking: if the bulk of the work for the compiler is asynchronous functions, and the expected traffic is small, would it be worth it to try a rust http server that uses a thread-per-process model, meaning no async?
June 27, 2025 at 6:21 AM
Interesting read, thank you!
But I kept thinking: if the bulk of the work for the compiler is asynchronous functions, and the expected traffic is small, would it be worth it to try a rust http server that uses a thread-per-process model, meaning no async?
But I kept thinking: if the bulk of the work for the compiler is asynchronous functions, and the expected traffic is small, would it be worth it to try a rust http server that uses a thread-per-process model, meaning no async?