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by viveknathani_ 1mo ago
Location: Bangalore Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe, for the right opportunity Technologies: Rust, Go, C++, PostgreSQL, Redis, Linux, TypeScript Resume: https://vivekn.dev/resume.pdf Email: work@vivekn.dev Software e
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by viveknathani_ 1mo ago
extremely creative stuff!
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by viveknathani_ 2mo ago
great reading list, but also a great career arc OP! loved skimming through your site!
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by viveknathani_ 4mo ago
adoption of pgrx, durable execution becoming popular - good things! but not a fan of keeping complex flows inside the DB
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by viveknathani_ 4mo ago
makes sense!
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by viveknathani_ 4mo ago
interesting approach, was exploring a Postgres to Clickhouse CDC setup while helping a team sometime back, this seems better as it allows separating the compute (query server) and storage (s3) layers, and thereby allowing us to be creative
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by viveknathani_ 4mo ago
huge +1, i also just hate reading large HTML reports that AI spits out.
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Good Use of Postgres(vivekn.dev)
10 points by viveknathani_ 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: dbtree – CLI tool to print database schemas as trees, lists, or charts(vivekn.dev)
2 points by viveknathani_ 9mo ago|0 comments
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Databases in 2025: A Year in Review(cs.cmu.edu)
717 points by viveknathani_ 9mo ago|192 comments
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Attaching a Raspberry Pi to my exercise bike for fun(vivekn.dev)
5 points by viveknathani_ 1y ago|0 comments
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The joy of building a bytecode VM from scratch(vivekn.dev)
2 points by viveknathani_ 1y ago|0 comments
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Modelling API rate limits as diophantine inequalities(vivekn.dev)
74 points by viveknathani_ 1y ago|6 comments
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
Wrote something about applying math in modelling a rate-limiting scenario for API clients. Felt like posting it here. Happy to hear your thoughts, HN!
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
hi! thanks for explaining this bit in detail. i agree, fragmentation should be handled in the transport layer!
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
lol!
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
hi, thanks! like somebody else mentioned, it is the term used in the linux kernel itself. although i do see your point - NAT does help in reducing the attack surface.
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
interesting!
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Grokking NAT and packet mangling in Linux(vivekn.dev)
59 points by viveknathani_ 1y ago|37 comments
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
Wrote something about computer networking. Felt like posting it here. Happy to hear your thoughts, HN!
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
sure thing, currently figuring out ways to scale, thanks!
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
hey thanks!
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
thanks!
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by viveknathani_ 1y ago
hey thanks! for now, a lot of them have some sort of a tech background
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I started a little math club in Bangalore(teachyourselfmath.app)
144 points by viveknathani_ 1y ago|31 comments
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Numero – a math parser built for fun, as a web service and as a Go package(numero.vivekn.dev)
2 points by viveknathani_ 1y ago|0 comments
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The producer consumer problem of life(vivekn.dev)
3 points by viveknathani_ 1y ago|1 comments
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Produce your own math problem set(teachyourselfmath.app)
2 points by viveknathani_ 2y ago|1 comments
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by viveknathani_ 2y ago
Hello HN! Sharing a new feature on my site for letting anybody generate math problem sets, for free. To know more about why this project exists: https://teachyourselfmath.app/about Launch post: https://news.ycomb
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by viveknathani_ 2y ago
"interfaces that respect attention rather than constantly competing for it" - beautiful!

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