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code_martial

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About code_martial

Camera junkie, corporate programmer, father of two.

Recent public activity

  1. story
    Show HN: Levee – a self-tuning circuit breaker and concurrency limiter for Go

    Rate limiters and circuit breakers work wonderfully well when they’re configured for the load and available capacity. But load, capacity, and latency drift over time, and keeping t…

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    > This saved time I would otherwise have spent debating with coworkers. But it’s not always right and it is easily led astray (and will lead astray), so you need a clear idea in mi…

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    Comment #46919260

    `EDITOR=mg` is a great find. I never knew of it before! One caveat I found is that it doesn’t support unicode (at least not in the default mac installation).

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    Comment #46775357

    You can preallocate your data structures and control memory layout in Go. Also, despite GC there’s a sizeable amount of systems programming already done in Go and proven in product…

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    Comment #46701416

    It looks like there’s Canada to cross before reaching the US. Am I missing something?

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    Comment #46612909

    I’m not sure. I keep asking the LLMs whether I should rewrite project X in language Y and it just asks back, “what’s your problem?” And most of the times it shoots my problems down…

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    Comment #46509381

    I just asked Claude to create a memory system for itself for one of my projects. It created a file based utility written in Rust on its own. I offered it to use beads but it declin…

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    Comment #45771805

    No, that’s not what I said.

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    Comment #45771324

    It’s a worthwhile answer if it can be proven correct because it means that we’ve found a way to create intelligence, even if that way is not very efficient. It’s still one step bet…

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    Comment #45771103

    Reminds me of a 10 letter Greek word that starts with a k.

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    Comment #45566982

    Glad you found it helpful! Most of it is distilled from High Performance Browser Networking ( https://hpbn.co/ ). It’s a very well organised, easy to follow book. Highly recommende…

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    Comment #45566378

    Here’s a conceptual background about how and why HTTP/3 came to be (recollected from memory): HTTP/1.0 was built primarily as a textual request-response protocol over the very suit…

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    Comment #45287657

    I’d been looking for networking books meant for software developers for a while and just ordered “High Performance Browser Networking” and “Kubernetes Networking” a few hours ago. …

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    Comment #45246814

    Better your Dad with a funny story than your boss with a victory tale!

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    Comment #45146832

    On-shore manufacturing requires an on-shore workforce. I’m wondering how this will sit with any company that wants to invest in on-shore manufacturing. I mean, what’s the big pictu…

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    Comment #45099787

    My child is.

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    Comment #45099702

    I was considering a purchase, seeing as it is such a wealth of information and history. However, there are expletives in chapter titles! That’s a no-no for a collection-worthy book…

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    Comment #43147762

    I can’t watch the tutorial because YouTube insists on a sign-in. -_-

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    Comment #43033039

    Subversion and lies are human behaviours projected on to erroneous AI output. The AI just produces errors without intention to lie or subvert. Unfortunately, casually throwing arou…

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    Comment #5015556

    You're right about that. However, I find it easier to understand Go's concurrency model by starting with dataflow and then adding one more requisite (channels), than starting with …

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    Comment #5015547

    > Funny thing about Go is that as a compiled language, folks often need to send the source-code to the deployment servers to compile on them too. Doesn't seem like a situation prec…