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by ikatson 21d ago
By the government: "This nonimmigrant classification..." [1] [1] https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/h-1b-spec...
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Apache Iggy: thread-per-core with io_uring in Rust(iggy.apache.org)
39 points by ikatson 6mo ago|3 comments
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by ikatson 9mo ago
How about do the changes then bake them into the DB docker image. I.e. "docker commit". Then spin up the dB using that image instead of an empty one for every test run. This implies starting the DB through docker is faster than wh
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by ikatson 1y ago
The author has a FAQ related to the video and he expands on "Why don’t you mention HLG in the demo" in it https://www.yedlin.net/HDR_Demo_FAQ.html
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by ikatson 1y ago
Maybe I did misunderstand, I agree the post makes it overly complicated! You definitely don't need cloud-init just to run Linux on Mac OS
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by ikatson 1y ago
> My thought was why use UTM? Most of this can be achieved with qemu alone Afaik UTM uses Qemu under the hood, but provides a nice UI on top for the basic use cases. It also has a library of prepared images, so that your VM is a few clic
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ScyllaDB Rust Driver 1.0(scylladb.com)
2 points by ikatson 1y ago|0 comments
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by ikatson 2y ago
Thanks to this website, I gave up chasing an elusive target of squeezing 1gbps over wifi on any of my devices - it explains really well what is going on and why I was banging my head against the wall trying to make it work. A useful trick t
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by ikatson 3y ago
Concurrency and the shared state nature of torrents are definitely what makes it all hard and tricky. I've rewritten this part of DHT completely recently, but according to your experience looks like this time won't be the last. Fo
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by ikatson 3y ago
For rqbit at least, there were only a few things necessary to start off with: 1. The bittorrent protocol specification: https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0003.html 2. Wireshark dumps of some existing BitTorrent clien
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by ikatson 3y ago
2 years ago when I decided to create rqbit, I've been using qBittorrent as my main client. I think there was a bug in it, or smth else that caused it for me, that made it download torrents really slowly, and it couldn't saturate m
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by ikatson 3y ago
At the moment, it doesn't listen for bittorent downloads on neither UDP nor TCP, so external peers can't connect to it. It only listens on UDP for DHT requests. So if it connects by itself (only TCP is supported), then it can uplo
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by ikatson 3y ago
When I built it at first a couple years ago, it all went pretty smooth until I hit concurrent communication with many peers, both for DHT and torrent downloading. E.g. parsing bencode, and other binary protocols involved in the network (bit
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Show HN: Rqbit – bittorent CLI and desktop app written in Rust(github.com)
78 points by ikatson 3y ago|14 comments
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by ikatson 4y ago
After reading the title of the article, I tried to solve it for fun before looking up the solution. The logic followed what I learned at school about how to do it the long way, but of course with binary numbers it's so much easier. I e
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Show HN: Rqbit – BitTorrent Client in Rust(github.com)
1 points by ikatson 5y ago|0 comments
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by ikatson 8y ago
For simple usages like this, you can also create an SSH socks proxy with one SSH command, and then configure your browser to use a local port as a socks proxy. Does not require any software installed on the server, and the whole setup shoul