LaurynTech

@lightdebugger

Backend & Low-Level Dev | Systems Architect | Code Optimizer 👩‍💻

Computer scientist

github.com/dexter-xD

Joined June 2019

13KPosts 94Followers 214Following

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People make Discord bots with Python or JavaScript. But look at this, in just 20 lines we have a fully functional bot written in C. It can end up being more complex than other options around, but if you want I can make a little tutorial explaining how to do this and more.

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It can end up being more complex than other options around, but if you want I can make a little tutorial explaining how to do this and more.

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Yoo, I wrote a lightweight data pipeline framework for running audio or binary processing jobs at small scale using djangoand RQ client side gets to upload audio files and trigger processing jobs using REST endpoints, the jobs are running asynchronously using redis workers

Hi_Mrinal's tweet image. Yoo, I wrote a lightweight data pipeline framework for running audio or binary processing jobs at small scale using djangoand RQ

client side gets to upload audio files and trigger processing jobs using REST endpoints, the jobs are running asynchronously using redis workers

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I really miss criterion in zig, it is such a good toolset to measure your dumbass code for perf bottlenecks

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🔥 Laravel has some awesome string helpers Here are some of the most interesting and lesser-known ones:

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Here's what a unit test of a provider looks like in @alchemy_run (effect) The pluggability of @EffectTS_ is next-level.

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How does one BusyBox binary act as ls, grep, AND mkdir? The answer is one of the oldest tricks in the C/Unix book: argv[0]. A Linux program doesn't just get arguments; it gets the name it was called with. A single program can check argv[0] and change its entire behavior. We're…

popovicu94's tweet image. How does one BusyBox binary act as ls, grep, AND mkdir?

The answer is one of the oldest tricks in the C/Unix book: argv[0].

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Learning C++ is super rewarding and humbling. Today I'm working through the Byte Pair tokenizer from karpathys code and port to C++. I'm taking it as slow as I can to test, write and re-write everything.

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Side projects ARE the project. In college, I was grinding so hard on side projects that they eventually paid for my college, became my thesis, and got me my job after college. When I was interviewing, one of my most common questions was "So what are you working on at home?"…

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Hot take : Side project teaches you more than any college or degree.

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tomastrajan's tweet image. It's pretty crazy how much better #Angular got with treeshaking over time!

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In 1.4 of Better-Auth, we finally support passing additional data through any OAuth flows! 🎉

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damn finally, i’m done. so, i’ve been working on conflux, a modular, actor-based real-time collaboration engine written in rust. it uses CRDTs (via Yrs), room-based websocket, and an actor-style design for concurrency. i added jwt, authentication, session tracking, awareness…