caerwy

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by caerwy 6mo ago
These kind of stories led me to explore de-googling my digital life. And honestly its been a fun journey and given meaning and purpose to my homelab. 100% recommend. Own your digital life, run local, reclaim the web.
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by caerwy 7mo ago
His real beef seems to be with “any lawful use”. He doesn't agree with the law and wants to only sell to customers who agree with his own moral code. I respect his moral choice but suspect this is not how a market economy ought to wo
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by caerwy 7mo ago
The UNIX philosophy of tools that handle text streams, staying "quiet" unless something goes wrong, doing one thing well, etc. are all still so well suited to the modern age of AI coding agents.
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by caerwy 7mo ago
You can go a long way with just Termux. You can upcycle old phones by installing or building code in Termux to turn the phones into a compute grid, AI inference nodes, file servers, compute servers, web servers.
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by caerwy 8mo ago
More generally the tools used to write the code show through in the code itself. In the way code is distributed across files, in the length and style of names, in the organization of modules. Using an editor without syntax highlighting like
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by caerwy 1y ago
Following Karl Popper's thinking on this topic, I'd say that our problems define us, and when we solve our problems we often discover new and interesting children problems demanding attention. “The best thing that can happen to a
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by caerwy 2y ago
some legacy applications were designed around having a 32 bit wordsize for pointers. so calculations of offsets into memory where a data structure includes pointers depends on a pointer size.
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by caerwy 2y ago
Here's a counterpoint blog using a chan that sends a chan in order to implement a dynamic dispatch mechanism. This is in Limbo not Go. But same concepts. Maybe the complexity proves the point. https://ipn.caerwyn.com/2
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by caerwy 2y ago
The software industry has become swamped with suits optimizing their status and prestige.
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by caerwy 2y ago
This article is not so much about Go but about choosing to specialize in one language ecosystem instead of spreading one's attention across several.
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by caerwy 3y ago
here's the article I learned this from. https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/2543/using-hashbytes-... you'd add a hash column to the table you want to track. this would be used in a data warehouse whe
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by caerwy 3y ago
Another technique not discussed is to create an md5 hash of each record and to keep track of added and deleted hashes. The d hash would exist as an additional column on each table being tracked.
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by caerwy 3y ago
and by simple architecture that includes graphql, k8s, and custom network protocol! LMAO, LMFAO!!
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by caerwy 3y ago
amen, brother!
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by caerwy 3y ago
You can also run inferno on a raspberry pi pico. I did the port here https://github.com/caerwynj/inferno-os/tree/pico
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In Praise of Idleness(harpers.org)
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by caerwy 4y ago
I'd recommend also reading Rob Pike's Notes on Programming in C, http://doc.cat-v.org/bell_labs/pikestyle