Raunak
@rrampage.bsky.social
Bored Programmer | Interested in distributed systems, databases | On a quest to build minimal software
• https://rrampage.github.io
• https://github.com/rrampage/
• https://rrampage.github.io
• https://github.com/rrampage/
Would love to give this a try!
July 9, 2025 at 9:39 AM
Would love to give this a try!
My strace command is usually like `strace -fintrCDTYyy -o strace.log -v -s128`. Wrote a blog: rrampage.github.io/2025/06/13/s...
I remember a faulty rsync command causing a prod issue because of one of the options deleting files from the destination. We called it "rsink"
I remember a faulty rsync command causing a prod issue because of one of the options deleting files from the destination. We called it "rsink"
strace tips for better debugging
Recently, I have been building software without libc to better understand Linux syscalls and internals better. So far, I have built a minimal shell, terminal Snake game, pure ARM64 assembly HTTP serve...
rrampage.github.io
July 7, 2025 at 8:49 AM
My strace command is usually like `strace -fintrCDTYyy -o strace.log -v -s128`. Wrote a blog: rrampage.github.io/2025/06/13/s...
I remember a faulty rsync command causing a prod issue because of one of the options deleting files from the destination. We called it "rsink"
I remember a faulty rsync command causing a prod issue because of one of the options deleting files from the destination. We called it "rsink"
Cleaned up the C code to not rely on any standard library. Now binaries for both C and Zig are at ~5kb.
Next step, write own _start function instead of relying on the main function
Next step, write own _start function instead of relying on the main function
May 5, 2025 at 6:09 AM
Cleaned up the C code to not rely on any standard library. Now binaries for both C and Zig are at ~5kb.
Next step, write own _start function instead of relying on the main function
Next step, write own _start function instead of relying on the main function
Reposted by Raunak
Okay, these challenges are addictive! Finished the 2025.1 challenge and solved 2024.4, 2024.3 and 2024.2 challenges from Internet archive. Loved how each challenge focuses on a small set of operators and makes us use them in various devious combinations to solve the problems #APL #Dyalog
February 19, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Okay, these challenges are addictive! Finished the 2025.1 challenge and solved 2024.4, 2024.3 and 2024.2 challenges from Internet archive. Loved how each challenge focuses on a small set of operators and makes us use them in various devious combinations to solve the problems #APL #Dyalog
February 19, 2025 at 6:38 PM