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In case you are interested in providing feedbacks about the next episodes, my current list of potential ideas is: 1. Code snippets: show small self contained functions from random places inside Redis. 2. Redis Sentinel: the first design, the immediate redesign of v2, and how it is internally implemented. 3. The use of goto in Redis. 4. Redis protocol parsing and zero-copying of objects. 5. The odd Redis persistence m…
In case you are interested in providing feedbacks about the next episodes, my current list of potential ideas is: 1. Code snippets: show small self contained functions from random places inside Redis. 2. Redis Sentinel: the first design, the immediate redesign of v2, and how it is internally implemented. 3. The use of goto in Redis. 4. Redis protocol parsing and zero-copying of objects. 5. The odd Redis persistence m…
As a side note, can you share your Terminal color scheme? It's really nice
In case you are interested in providing feedbacks about the next episodes, my current list of potential ideas is: 1. Code snippets: show small self contained functions from random places inside Redis. 2. Redis Sentinel: the first design, the immediate redesign of v2, and how it is internally implemented. 3. The use of goto in Redis. 4. Redis protocol parsing and zero-copying of objects. 5. The odd Redis persistence m…
Interesting stuff, I haven't had to write C++ in a few years, it's nice to have a bit of a refresher.
I have a daily programming stream on Twitch: https://twitch.tv/nybblesio. I stream from 5am-10am MT Monday to Saturday. (I have to take at least one day off or my brain overheats.)
I also archive all of my streams to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaV77OIv89qfsnncY5J2zvg
I have several projects running concurrently and I switch between them each week. This week, I'm working in C++17 for Ryu: The Arcade Construction Kit. Next week, I'll be writing ARM AArch64 assembly language on Raspberry Pi 3. I also have an MS-DOS arcade game project written in 100% x86 assembly language. I worked on that last week. All of these projects are curated into playlists on YouTube if you want to check them out.
In case you are interested in providing feedbacks about the next episodes, my current list of potential ideas is: 1. Code snippets: show small self contained functions from random places inside Redis. 2. Redis Sentinel: the first design, the immediate redesign of v2, and how it is internally implemented. 3. The use of goto in Redis. 4. Redis protocol parsing and zero-copying of objects. 5. The odd Redis persistence m…
So cool! Redis is one of my favorite pieces of software and it's super interesting to see some of the internals explained more clearly. At the moment I'm only on the second episode, but I look forward to the rest of them. Perhaps replication could be a topic as well, if it's not already covered in the Sentinel and/or Cluster episodes. Another thing that would be interesting is how connections are handled and how conc…
In case you are interested in providing feedbacks about the next episodes, my current list of potential ideas is: 1. Code snippets: show small self contained functions from random places inside Redis. 2. Redis Sentinel: the first design, the immediate redesign of v2, and how it is internally implemented. 3. The use of goto in Redis. 4. Redis protocol parsing and zero-copying of objects. 5. The odd Redis persistence m…
> language barriers due to the speaker accent (in my case) and the listener ability to understand English without subtitles. It's usually easier for a non-native English speaker (at least below ILR[1] Level 3 or CEFR[2] Level B) to understand English spoken by another non-native, because the pace is slower, idioms and expressions are not used so regularly, etc. Your accent is much easier for non-natives than a strong…
In case you are interested in providing feedbacks about the next episodes, my current list of potential ideas is: 1. Code snippets: show small self contained functions from random places inside Redis. 2. Redis Sentinel: the first design, the immediate redesign of v2, and how it is internally implemented. 3. The use of goto in Redis. 4. Redis protocol parsing and zero-copying of objects. 5. The odd Redis persistence m…
What's interesting to me about the videos vs. the blog posts (I like both) is that only the video shows me the way you work. I'd love to see a video where you recreate finding a bug, how you worked to go from issue to repro to fix, just to see more of how you work.