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by ethegwo 2y ago
I apologize for not using a good title, but I think the issues I listed (especially my argument that we should break issues down to bugs in runtime and the limitations of Rust abstractions) are worth discussing, even if there are many peopl
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by ethegwo 2y ago
I don't think the operation that completes after cancellation failed is "mistakenly-accepted," it should be handled in the normal way, but I admit that there are lots of people don't agree that
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by ethegwo 2y ago
https://rust-lang.github.io/wg-async/vision/characters.html#...
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Thank you! I will update the post and fix it.
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Continuing process after cancellation failure is a challenge I face in my actual work, and I agree that "halt-safety" lacks definition and context. I have also learned and been inspired a lot from your blogs, I appreciate it.
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by ethegwo 2y ago
the ideal scenario is like cancellable io provide by monoio, I write an example of this in the blog: https://github.com/ethe/io-uring-is-not-cancellation-safe/bl... . However, it has lots of limitation, and do not
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by ethegwo 2y ago
The rest of this blog discusses how to continue processing operations after cancellation fails, which is blocked by the Rust abstraction. Yes, not everyone (probably very few) defines this as a safety issue, I wrote about this at the end of
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Rust not only provides memory safety, it also promises at least I/O safety in the future: https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/3128-io-safety.html
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Async Rust is not safe with io_uring(tonbo.io)
212 points by ethegwo 2y ago|147 comments
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Show HN: Fusio – using io_uring on both local disk and S3(github.com)
1 points by ethegwo 2y ago|0 comments
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Fusio: Unlock io_uring-based disk and S3 storage in async Rust(github.com)
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Neat, founder of https://tonbo.io/ here, I am excited to see someone bring stream processing to datafusion, we are working on a arrow-native embedded db and plan to support datafusion in the next release, we’re interested i
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Show HN: Tonbo - Embedded DB for structured data storage(tonbo.io)
2 points by ethegwo 2y ago|0 comments
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Tonbo: Embedded DB for structured storage, written in Rust(tonbo.io)
5 points by ethegwo 2y ago|1 comments
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by ethegwo 2y ago
I guess it because China government has blocked access to docker registry since June 6th, Chinese companies and developers have to use private registry.
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Dora-rs: making robotic applications fast and simple(dora-rs.ai)
1 points by ethegwo 2y ago|0 comments
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Thriftpy2 – Pure Python implementation of Apache Thrift(github.com)
1 points by ethegwo 2y ago|0 comments
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A minimal Python implementation of Hindley-Milner type inference(github.com)
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by ethegwo 2y ago
it makes me think about https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41117749 it is the mirror of this project: effient wal to call Go from Rust
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Rust2go: Simple and efficient way to call Golang from Rust with async support(github.com)
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by ethegwo 2y ago
I worked for TikTok before, and we forked the Kafka client for internal use. The approach of the Kafka client and its protocol is the craziest thing I've ever encountered. I would never want to build it from scratch, even just maintain
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Congratulations, I am looking for a landing page template for my new product, I think I can just use it.
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Yes, there are lots of auto generated thrift templates, we have tried our best to keep deterministic generation.
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Yes, Scalar would be helpful. The problem is that not every developer needs all the code in the repository for their daily work. However, Git makes it difficult to do partial checkouts.
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Just golang codes, there are about 500 hundreds developers work on it.
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by ethegwo 2y ago
In my last job, I tried using a monorepo approach, merging about 50 microservices into a single repository. After several months of growth, the size of the entire git repository reached over 100GB. We had to create monthly checkpoints (.tar
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by ethegwo 2y ago
Congratulations, is it a short link service that could accept any file extensions instead of PDF only? Are there any special features works on PDF format?
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by ethegwo 2y ago
The latter I mean, conservative optimization level is benefit to keep idempotency
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by ethegwo 2y ago
As I know, LLVM optimizer (maybe also GCC) is not idempotent, does it mean we need to pay performance for idempotent buildings?
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by ethegwo 2y ago
The weak-to-strong assumption is that it is easier to eval the result of a task than to generate it. If it is wrong, human can not make a stronger intelligence than us.

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