setheron

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A Visualization of Unfathomable Wealth(fzakaria.github.io)
3 points by setheron 4mo ago|5 comments
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by setheron 4mo ago
(author) thank you for the kind words.
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by setheron 4mo ago
Add it to my watch list!
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by setheron 4mo ago
amazing transparency, pay and information on the site.
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by setheron 4mo ago
The struct can be optimized but if we keep growing it with our features we hit the same problem for the cache line sequential access. Smaller structs help with keeping working set down though.
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Every Byte Matters(fzakaria.com)
13 points by setheron 4mo ago|2 comments
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by setheron 4mo ago
Is there a design dock or explanation about how it can do incremental linking? It's evaded other linkers in the past: gcc, llvm, mold etc....
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by setheron 5mo ago
I miss my Dragonfly I am a big Linux proponent but that Chromebook had me convinced about the platform. Amazing integration.
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by setheron 5mo ago
I'm at Meta now but I was at Google as well. I really enjoy contrasting the two toolchains and where they rise and fall short of each other. I must say the debugging experience at Meta has been spectacular. I liked the way CitC expose
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by setheron 5mo ago
Could have been a B corp perhaps
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by setheron 6mo ago
This is cool. Going to see if I can use it at work.
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by setheron 7mo ago
The hardest part is near the end for me.. I had a paper rejected and I thought I would have to extend my graduation. When things went smooth (accepted paper) I tried to roll that motivation forward as much as possible.
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by setheron 7mo ago
My kids now are 7,5,2. They were obviously younger when I was doing it. 2 years was during COVID so I never really had to travel for classes which really saved time. I did most of the coding and ideation on either paternity leave or holida
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by setheron 7mo ago
I finished a PhD while working full time with 3 young kids. Feel free to reach out if you've been interested and I can share my experience with you.
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by setheron 7mo ago
" I hate ads but I also don't want any paid content" - People
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by setheron 8mo ago
I enjoyed writing an article for this issue. I highly recommend it if you enjoy writing. It was painless and fun. A nice break from writing blogs.
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by setheron 9mo ago
How do you know what the equivalent C is for the JIT assembly ?
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by setheron 9mo ago
I see. Also "containers" always had the option to attach durable storage via bind mounts. I still get confused by the "this isn't containers" but it's kind of similar. Maybe I am just too caught up in semantics
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by setheron 9mo ago
On one hand it sounds cool. On the other, I feel like I missed it. Is this just a fancy VPS like digital ocean with, https endpoint, snapshot and restore? (Same thing goes for exe.dev)
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by setheron 9mo ago
follow-up: https://fzakaria.com/2025/12/29/huge-binaries-i-thunk-theref...
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by setheron 9mo ago
but for x86_64, as of right now, if only a single call needs more than 31bits you have to upgrade the whole code section to large code model. BOLT AFAIU is more about cache locality of putting hot code near each other and not really breakin
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by setheron 9mo ago
the front-end services to be "fast" AFAIK probably include nearly all the services you need to avoid hops -- so you can't really shake that much away.
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by setheron 9mo ago
In many ways that is what the PLT is also. This is what my next post will explore. I ran into some issues with the GOT that I'll have to explore solutions for. I'm writing this for myself mostly. The whole idea for code models w
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by setheron 10mo ago
While at tailscale you built sketch.dev only to actually build this product ? Love it. Ultimate yak shave. Kind of how like Antithesis was the product inside foundationdb.
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by setheron 10mo ago
In 2010 I remember people being very proficient with this at Amazon. I really enjoying the toolset to query logs etc... Good memories.
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by setheron 10mo ago
Zug Zug
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by setheron 11mo ago
Is the other character a fox because that's Meta mascot too?
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by setheron 11mo ago
There was also Nixery paving the way
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by setheron 11mo ago
I agree that the work they put out is A+ Whenever I see content produced by jart, it's always amazing.
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by setheron 11mo ago
jart, you are back at Google?

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