avinassh

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   by avinassh 3y ago

   hey, I am the v from the post. > So this authors example of an ideal young systems programmer looking to get hired was one that provided (free!) significant contributions to their Golang client, their database and _an academic paper_, pr
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   by avinassh 3y ago

   > unless you're willing to put in a bunch of free work. isn't most of open source eco system standing on free (often thankless) work? I am in no way insinuating they shouldn't be paid, just highlighting the current state
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   by avinassh 3y ago

   most likely milanvarady used the defaults from xcode to build and distribute
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   by avinassh 3y ago

   I am on macOS Monterey and seems this app requires Ventura or higher. Does it use any APIs from the newer OS version? If not, could you please consider relaxing this and allow older version installations too?
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   by avinassh 3y ago

   I don’t get it. Can you explain does this work and helps me sleep better?
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   by avinassh 3y ago

   > Listeners and real-time updates enhance UX greatly. how is this implemented?
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   by avinassh 3y ago

   I can't find any references of 'do the needful' or just 'needful' in that linked pdf
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   by avinassh 3y ago

   I think just changing the title from 'CodeCov is now Open Source' to 'Source code of CodeCov is now available', it conveys the same spirit and meaning, without any misleading parts
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   LibSQL: Diving into a Database Engineering Epic(compileralchemy.substack.com)

   2 points by avinassh 3y ago|0 comments
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    > So this is a big blog ranting about something to then sell you something else. Distasteful... I went through the curriculum, it was interesting. Are there any books which teach the same?
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    Wait, there are two entities now, Rust Project and Rust Foundation?
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    We hire people from different backgrounds and experience levels, from 1 to ~10 YOE. Only some require a week to get familiar with Go, but I have seen senior developers (say 6+ years) requiring time to get the hang of the language and the fe
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    Thank you for your kind words! I will be sure reach out when we are hiring.
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    I think the way I phrased it might not have been very clear. But many things happen in the first week, concurrently, like machine setup, product walkthrough, and a bunch of orientation sessions. Considering the total time spent on the machi
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    I work in a small startup (<20 developers) and the following is what I am doing for my team: 1. A week before their joining, we ship the laptop 2. I'd have a calendar ready for them, which gives an overview of what they will be doin
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    What are some good ways to increase the deep sleep? What has worked for you? I have used wearables to measure, it’s always less than an hour for me
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    The description says: > JunoDB is PayPal's home-grown secure, consistent and highly available key-value store providing low, single digit millisecond, latency at any scale. what do they mean by 'consistent' here?
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    Is Redis safe? I make a SET request and before the data is written to disk, if Redis crashes, my data is gone for good, right? edit: Redis supports fsync at every query in AOF mode https://redis.io/docs/management/
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    Their blog post goes into detail on how they are benchmarking and they use the benchmarking tool developed by Redis [1] > We ran our tests on AWS Graviton2 EC2 instances, which are network-optimized and provide the best performance for w
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    Is that a valid reason to asses a tech product? Does it matter how good or bad they are at content and SEO? From this bad episode alone, how can we judge if they are bad at keeping the data safe/secure? I am trying to remember when I l
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    > For example, if you care most about latency, Redis is still the way to go, while DragonFly seems better at throughput. But, tradeoffs vs tradeoffs and all that yadda yadda. DragonFly is better at latency too. The latency numbers they a
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    Have you checked DragonFly? It's multi threaded and modern Redis, it blows Redis away in performance by an order of magnitude. Some performance number here - https://www.dragonflydb.io/blog/scaling-performance-redi
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    how does it handle conflicts in multi-master mode?
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    is this not same - https://fly.io/docs/litefs/ ? They mention it as 'LiteFS - Distributed SQLite'
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    Relatedly, are there any accessibility tools to reduce eye usage while coding? I frequently get dry eyes and wonder in what other ways I can use them less. I follow the 20 20 20 exercises for eyes; it has been helpful. I don't want to
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    Dragonfly is not open source, rather source available. Also, has anyone here used SkyTable as an alternative to Redis?
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    LMDB: The first version of Redis, written in Tcl (2009)(gist.github.com)

    186 points by avinassh 3y ago|65 comments
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    by avinassh 3y ago

    so, why use SQLite in cloud? Why not Postgres or MySQL?
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    Building and Deploying MySQL Raft at Meta(engineering.fb.com)

    29 points by avinassh 3y ago|1 comments
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    Why `fsync()`: Losing unsynced data on a single node leads to global data loss(redpanda.com)

    72 points by avinassh 3y ago|45 comments