grantseltzer

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by grantseltzer 8mo ago
https://rose.systems/animalist%0A%0A180%20animals%20listed%0...
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by grantseltzer 8mo ago
I've played with bpf iterators and wrote a post about them [1]. The benefit of iterating over tasks instead of scanning procfs is a pretty astounding performance difference: > I ran benchmarks on current code in the datadog-agent wh
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by grantseltzer 1y ago
'Watch' isn't the correct word.
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by grantseltzer 1y ago
Alive is a very high bar considering the alternative.
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by grantseltzer 1y ago
Writing it in C, compiling with clang, and loading with either C(libbpf), Go (cilium/ebpf), or Rust (Aya). You can also write bpf in rust with Aya but i'm not sure how feature complete it is. For very simple use cases you can just
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by grantseltzer 1y ago
bcc hasn't been relevant for years.
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by grantseltzer 1y ago
> it's the resulting content that matters, not how it's presented What a wild thing to say. If you had a coworker who was brilliant and taught you many great things, but only screamed instead of talking, would you feel the same
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by grantseltzer 1y ago
I'm not claiming the purpose of this prompt is to get better information. Yes, it's just a prompt. You're asserting quite a lot of bias when you say "What most people want are useful results." Maybe in our circles o
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AI Shouldn't Have Personality(grant.pizza)
4 points by grantseltzer 1y ago|5 comments
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Replacing procfs with bpf(grant.pizza)
4 points by grantseltzer 1y ago|0 comments
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The Loudest Bird [video](youtube.com)
2 points by grantseltzer 2y ago|0 comments
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by grantseltzer 2y ago
Excellent analysis and deduction!
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Building Go Stack Traces from BPF(grant.pizza)
1 points by grantseltzer 2y ago|0 comments
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by grantseltzer 3y ago
Can someone with actual fundamental understanding of LLMs explain to me why they think it's perfectly legal to train models on copyrighted material? I don't know enough about this. Please don't answer by asking chatgpt.
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by grantseltzer 5y ago
Now if only the rest of facebook would die
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by grantseltzer 5y ago
Contrary to popular belief, you can get a quality education at programs that don't put you $200,000 in debt.
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by grantseltzer 6y ago
If you want an actual project for this I use this one: https://github.com/knqyf263/pet
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by grantseltzer 6y ago
What overhead are you worried about?
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by grantseltzer 6y ago
I believe Cilium (ebpf based) is now default in kubernetes.
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by grantseltzer 6y ago
Well clear your schedule, it's most commonly used interface is through it's python bindings (a library called BCC): https://github.com/iovisor/bcc
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by grantseltzer 6y ago
I don't see a reason to implement anything like this without using bpf.
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by grantseltzer 6y ago
I wrote a blog post on cgroups a couple years ago that's still accurate and goes further into depth and gives workable examples of using them both inside and outside of containers: https://www.grant.pizza/blog/unde
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Show HN: Dynamically trace Go programs using eBPF(github.com)
2 points by grantseltzer 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Dynamically trace go programs with eBPF(github.com)
10 points by grantseltzer 7y ago|0 comments
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by grantseltzer 7y ago
I'm not so convinced how great of a job they did.Bank of America has by far the worst user experience I've ever seen. I had an experience recently where I changed my password, and after 2 days my new password stopped working and m
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by grantseltzer 7y ago
No shit Google has the final say, they're the maintainers. They pay developers millions of dollars to make the final call on what's best for the language. Even if someone were to start a community fork there would still have to be
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Using dynamic libraries in static Go binaries(grant.pizza)
1 points by grantseltzer 7y ago|0 comments
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The Beauty of Io.Writer(grant.pizza)
1 points by grantseltzer 7y ago|0 comments