ankithooda
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Programmer https://github.com/ankithooda/ http://www.ankithooda.com
How should we think about error handling in distributed systems? Let's see what you think: ✅ means you think we should crash the process server, ❌ means you don't.
There’s plenty of videos that try to get at what the problem is, but this is the first one that totally nails it.
Noirvember Recommendation 2025- Day 1: Crossroad (1956)/ Japan Director: Umetsugu Inoue A businessman (Rentarô Mikuni) accidentally Ki!!s his wife in self defence, when she tries to attack his mistress (Michiyo Aratama) after finding out about their affair. He plots a perfect…
Excited to announce that TigerBeetle and @synadia have pledged $512,000 to the Zig Software Foundation. tigerbeetle.com/blog/2025-10-2…
When in Rome... 🤌 🇮🇹 I Soprano "Parcheggio a Lungo Termine"
til some folks nowadays consider running a normal linux web server like we've all done for decades to be a "non-standard stack" feels like some kind of learned helplessness or something
tldr the team spent x engineering hours to save $400 per month using none standard stack.
Beej's Guide to Interprocess Communication Excellent book; essential reading along with the Unix architecture case study (quoted). beej.us/guide/bgipc/
🔖 Evolution of the Unix System Architecture: An Exploratory Case Study Absolute joy in reading this paper on Unix architecture evolution, in the context of the SO blog article below. ieeexplore.ieee.org/ielx7/32/94532…
Fil-C is 2.67x faster than Rust at coreutils cksum
Unpacking the DBMS Interview Challenge Direct I/O question posted by @jorandirkgreef with a solution and also an exploration of how filesystems work with examples from some of the Linux kernel source code (link: 👇)
David Foster Wallace on the internet, way back in 1996. "Like at a certain point we're gonna have to build up some machinery, inside our guts, to help us deal with this. Because the technology is just gonna get better and better and better and better. And it’s gonna get…
"They don't understand because they're a game developer" is total nonsense. Games are a superset domain. We make editors, servers, databases, build systems, large asset management, etc. If anything, if you're going to dismiss someone, dismiss people who haven't worked on games.
I would love your nuanced take! I asked an engineer I trust and here was theirs
When a luminary mathematician, who co-founded the extraordinary Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences—home to the highest number of Abel Laureates—takes you through reflections on a series of events spanning over 2,500 years in barely 90 pages, I think you must read it!
These are the kind of videos we were waiting for 🥳 Shux singlehandedly combatting ISRO's lack of PR! 🫡 #ISROfixYourPR
I'm so old I worked on that dialog :-)
It's interesting how Recreational Programming scratches the same itch as Gaming. You are basically playing Factorio on your CPU.
What's interesting about leetcode problems is that you DO want to hire somebody who's doing them just as a hobby. The problem is that nobody does them as a hobby anymore. The industry yet again killed a good metric by making it a goal.
How I became the first Linux user of India: medium.com/@vishalmisra/h…
I’ve actually never told this story before. Maybe I will write up the full story
This really hits close to home for me. My whole career in tech was one big unsuccessful struggle to try to explain the distinction between these various modes of operation, and why you will fail miserably if you try to impose a single mindset for all of them.
The Genesis of the Cycles (A prequel to the 13 Cycles of Humanity vids)
When the best of low-level performance optimization techniques have all failed, and with both hands tied... @jorandirkgreef will deconstruct/reconstruct one of the world's most popular interfaces, to show the power of an interface for performance.
We trust our systems to store acknowledged writes, serve them up later, and isolate transactions from one another. But can we really trust them? How three unconventional systems ensure (or violate!) key safety properties, with 𝗞𝘆𝗹𝗲 𝗞𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀𝗯𝘂𝗿𝘆.
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