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I would ask chatgpt to refactor his text rather than waiting him to do so... I think poor english as an excuse will be a thing of past.
Instead of saying “the singer sounds so autotuned” we’ll soon be whining “the text reads too autogpt” (I propose a pronunciation of “auto-jipped”).
Probably want to pick another term, since that's a homonym of a racial slur.
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You're probably thinking of https://codecrafters.io/ . I've been meaning to check them out with my education stipend from work, just haven't had the time to devote to it.
So expensive IMO, only reason I'm avoiding it.
Is Redis really that critical to modern computing?
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We now have a free tier, so you should be able to try it out :-)
It’s free, but isn’t it one lesson per day?
Maybe I'm missing something but the server application resulting from the source code in this book does not actually work with redis-cli or any Redis clients. It appears to be using a custom binary protocol, not valid RESP. I feel that the RESP protocol itself is the most challenging task of building ones own Redis.
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I would ask chatgpt to refactor his text rather than waiting him to do so... I think poor english as an excuse will be a thing of past.
When I see poorly written prose, it makes me distrust the technology imparted. If you can't take time to get the grammar right, why should I believe that you got the code right?
"If you can't write code why should I believe that the prose you write is any better?"
That being said they are selling it and that's enough reason to complain.
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Instead of saying “the singer sounds so autotuned” we’ll soon be whining “the text reads too autogpt” (I propose a pronunciation of “auto-jipped”).
> (I propose a pronunciation of “auto-jipped”). Probably want to pick another term, since that's a homonym of a racial slur.