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by truth_seeker 3y ago
In addition to FFI, socket, package manager and build system performance, I really wish to somehow automagically improve (similar to zero cost abstraction of Rust) my existing business logic in NodeJS which uses methods like map, filter re
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
>> 12 million requests / hour with sub-second latency, ~300GB of throughput / day. around 3.3 k requests per second ....is that a lot ???
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
“The words we speak become the house we live in.” - Hafiz, the Persian poet
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
This library could be only useful if someone trying to build new Programming Language with its own ecosystem with Golang runtime as backend, like for example Scala on JVM. In upcoming versions Go 1.22 they are also improving code inlining s
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
hah ! Nailed it. Best way to optimise the reusable software is to turn it into single hardware CPU instruction
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
The difference/tradeoff shown in the blog fades away in developers psychology as they write more code and ship apps, so I would not held them high. In my experience, compared to Golang, the only (mild) downside of Rust is not so big ST
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
Is the webassembly story ripe yet ?
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
If we really wish to dig deeper, you only need an general purpose languages to host HTTP Server and perhaps HTTP client to connect to other external services. Everything else including business logic can be done in RDBMS.
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Is SELinux Useful(selinuxproject.org)
1 points by truth_seeker 3y ago|0 comments
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
Property Graph Queries would be cool addition to PG. Looking forward to this.
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
Yep. Auto Fallback to older Linux api is in place already.
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
Observability on how kernel handles io_uring request - https://github.com/axboe/liburing/issues/467
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
Ouch ! I missed that comment. Not sure, why they ignored socket, it would be have been great addition to NodeJS/Python stack. Let's hope they make it happen in near future release schedule.
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
Only if they are highly I/O bound. For example, implementing tcp/http/udp proxy servers. Static file servers too can benefit greatly.
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
asyncio event loop in Python uses `uvloop` which in based on `libuv`
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
Libraries, VMs, Runtimes backed by libuv : https://github.com/libuv/libuv/blob/v1.x/LINKS.md
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Libuv – Linux: io_uring support(github.com)
289 points by truth_seeker 3y ago|88 comments
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by truth_seeker 3y ago
Eagerly waiting for Dart 3.0 and Flutter 4.0 announcements !
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
Few suggestions based on my prior experience on the same task in production system:- 1. Both the tables (Nodes and Edges) MUST HAVE one more column as "label" and then you must create partitions based on distinct values of "l
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
Yep. Frameworks play an important role in end user (developers) helps deliver software as quickly as possible. Just like without Rails framework, we may very well not have Ruby today. Also, without WordPress, we may very well not have PHP t
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
Please create a feature parity page on Github so that the end user knows how far the latest releases of Bun is compatible with latest version of NodeJS API.
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
AWS EFS, MooseFS & Ceph.
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
Adopted SeaweedFS few months back. Never looked back since then. It's fast even on HDD disks. https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs#introduction
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
Recently I came across this fascinating live coding talk on Rust which focus on traits and structs to build extensible software APIs Type Driven API - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnnacleqg6k Type level programming - ht
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
How to subdue the cost of abstraction. Very well explained !
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Why the U.S. Fell Behind in Phone Manufacturing(youtube.com)
1 points by truth_seeker 4y ago|0 comments
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
Kernel versions 6.0, 6.1 and 6.2 when they make to mainstream distributions will give developers many more reasons to choose Linux over MacOS.
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Intel Prepares Linux Batch TLB Flushing for Page Migration as a Big Perf Win(phoronix.com)
2 points by truth_seeker 4y ago|0 comments
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Custom Memory Arenas/Allocators in Golang(github.com)
3 points by truth_seeker 4y ago|0 comments
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by truth_seeker 4y ago
Multi Gen LRU in Linux 6.x might change this figures

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