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Haha, you have a really sharp eye! 1. The Baby Wireshark: Unfortunately, my previous GitHub account got flagged/shadowbanned (still not sure why, and the appea
by lixiasky 8mo ago
Haha, you have a really sharp eye!
1. The Baby Wireshark: Unfortunately, my previous GitHub account got flagged/shadowbanned (still not sure why, and the appeal didn't work), so I lost access to that repo. I had to start fresh with this new account.
2. The Tone: You caught me! English is not my first language. I do use LLMs to help polish my grammar because I want to ensure my technical points are clear and I don't accidentally sound rude due to language barriers.
Also, I learned most of my English from reading technical documentation and watching TED talks, so my "default" style tends to be a bit formal—just like an AI! :)
- srean 8mo ago> Unfortunately, my previous GitHub account got flagged/shadowbanned Oh! That sucks big time. Hope you had a local repo of everything. BTW I don't think your tone is formal, just suspiciously congratulatory and polite :) Do checkout Felix when you get time. It has done a lot with coroutines. You were asking about scheduling, it allows you to create more schedulers within the language.
- lixiasky 8mo agoHaha, point taken! I will try to dial down the "customer service mode" :) Re: GitHub: Yeah, thankfully I had the local git history, so the code was safe. Just lost the community interactions (stars/issues), which was a bummer. Re: Felix: That sounds exactly like what I need. Being able to define custom schedulers within the language is pretty much the holy grail I'm chasing here. I'll put it on my reading list for tonight.