bnkamalesh

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by bnkamalesh 1y ago
haha yea, it's just a coincidence that I built it during this time. Otherwise not a rebel platform, I can't be arsed with governments. In the event of legal issues, I'll simply shutdown and I would literally be unable to pr
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Show HN: Public chat rooms with ephemeral chat and anonymous signup(phispr.space)
7 points by bnkamalesh 1y ago|2 comments
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
that was an interesting read ( https://junchengyang.com/publication/nsdi24-SIEVE.pdf ), thanks for the recommendation. It looks like a good fit for replacing the underlying storage mechanism of Pocache, instead of the LR
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
hey thank you for sharing this. Based on what I understand, this package focuses on the underlying storage mechanism itself rather than helping with the cache strategy. It seems like a solid storage extension which can be used Pocache!
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
thank you for the recommendation, was a good read as well. I could even use it to replace how I'm handling the call suppression/debounce mechanism. Though I think Pocache does 1 extra thing, which is to keep the cache updated befo
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
aha yes! It's in my todo list to introduce bulk updates. On the other hand, I'll be publishing a batcher package soon which does something very close to what you suggested here. Thank you
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
??
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
interesting, will check out
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
@zimpenfish yes you are right. refetch is initiated on the first Get between 9-10mins, and the timer is reset as soon as the back fetch is successful
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
since the underlying storage is an LRU, I just ignored dead keys. Nope there's no client re-request or retries. That is left upto the "updater" function
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by bnkamalesh 2y ago
interesting, thanks for that. I'll check it out
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Show HN: Pocache, preemptive optimistic caching for Go(github.com)
97 points by bnkamalesh 2y ago|32 comments
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by bnkamalesh 4y ago
True, knowledge of the universe, our planet etc. being exclusive is indeed very irksome/painful :(
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by bnkamalesh 5y ago
Why do a lot of people use "suspect" instead of "suspicious" :|
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by bnkamalesh 5y ago
I'm no way an expert, so even if Ms. Savant beautifully explained it; my puny brain thinks... "how is it different from starting the game with 2 doors?". If you choose again, how is the probability not 1/2
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
why not push it out of orbit, away from earth?
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
immunity or not, a lot of people are going to stop caring about it altogether
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
Forget Firefox, my brain can't handle more than 10 tabs 0_0
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
https://dibizglobal.com would be an alternative
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
Modern day IDEs alone are worth it for me!
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
Asking a developer community how to follow up after screwing up a developer! That ought to be ironically funny. I think I can relate with Gust more, than the company
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
Oh and what about that pristine glass touchpad experience, is that available anywhere?
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
I thought Ubuntu stayed on the cutting edge, at least when it comes to 3rd party packages. Not sure about the kernel.
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
If you've tried hosting a simple HTML file, be it for sharing with someone or just for the kicks. You know it's a time consuming task. There are some solutions out there but requires registration, or is just tedious and some are o
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[Show HN] Fastest way to temporarily host a single static HTML file(htmlhost.live)
2 points by bnkamalesh 6y ago|1 comments
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
Distribution indeed seems to be tricky. Out of the myriad of utilities you use, e.g. React & a string sorting library. Should they both receive the same remuneration? That feels wrong.
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
Currency package helps you do exactly what it says, currency computations. It lets you do sub-unit(e.g. cents is a sub-unit of dollar) manipulations as well. It takes care of carry over values in division, i.e. consider 1 dollar divided by
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Show HN: Currency, a Go package to do currency computations(github.com)
1 points by bnkamalesh 6y ago|2 comments
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by bnkamalesh 6y ago
Errors package is a drop-in replacement of the built-in Go errors package with no external dependencies. It lets you create errors of 11 different types which should handle most of the use cases. Some of them are a bit too specific for web
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Show HN: Go error handling with custom package(github.com)
1 points by bnkamalesh 6y ago|1 comments

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