I feel like Gigabyte's mid to high-end AMD motherboards seem quite unstable. I've already had two of them fail. Even before they completely failed, there were constant minor issues. It seems I should stick with ASUS motherboards - my other two machines with ASUS motherboards are.

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Bash is one of the most popular shells in the Linux world. During its build process, it automatically generates .c files from their self-defined .def files for bash built-in primitives. However, the design of these .def files feels quite useless - they begin with documentation.

Surprise from Ruby 3's build system: it generates two completely incompatible source trees—one for gcc, one for clang. Most OSS projects don’t bother — you can usually mix gcc and clang at will. But Ruby draws a sharp line. #Ruby #Programming #BuildSystems #GCC #Clang.

The ZSTD compression format is indeed excellent. At the lowest compression level 1, its performance is significantly higher than gzip -1, and the compression effect is also noticeably better than gzip -1, making it an absolute winner. #compression #ZSTD #gzip #datacompression.

Ruby 3's build system extensively uses Ruby code to parse C source code in the Ruby core, generating additional C code or other code types. These Ruby scripts that parse C code impose strict requirements on the coding style of Ruby's C source code. As a result, if you.

The official Ruby git repository, using the latest 3.4.2 version tag and following the official documentation's compilation steps, surprisingly fails to compile properly. It seems that just running `./autogen.sh` before `./configure` is insufficient, as it still reports an error.

Just spent hours battling with Ruby's official Git repository! Even when using the latest 3.4.2 tag and meticulously following the official documentation's compilation steps, the build mysteriously fails. Turns out running ./autogen.sh before ./configure isn't enough - the.

Many years ago, I was a big fan of Intel NUC mini PCs (before ASUS took over). In recent years, I've become a fan of the HP Elitedesk 800 Mini instead. Because they’re shockingly good—powerful specs, rock-solid reliability, and cheaper than you'd expect. At this point, I’m.

I ran into a frustrating issue on my home network today. I noticed the bandwidth between two hosts was capped at a measly 95Mbps – painfully slow! I used `iperf3` to diagnose the bottleneck and quickly traced it back to a TP-Link switch. Further testing revealed the problem was.

Just landed a patch to LLVM/Clang that slashed the output file size by 5–6x and cut runtime by nearly 25% — in one go. What made it possible? OpenResty XRay quietly pointed me straight to the bottleneck. No guessing. No source code changes. Just pure optimization insight. Feels.

Just spotted a beast of a tower PC: 2.5TB ECC DDR5 RAM, dual AMD EPYC CPUs—and surprisingly, it's just over $20K. Not exactly cheap, but honestly? For that kind of hardware, it’s kind of a steal. I’m seriously tempted. except I'm not sure my house wiring will survive this.

Our colleagues analyzed the performance of their own Ylang language compiler using OpenResty XRay and discovered some hotspots that could be optimized. After making minor code changes, the compiler's performance improved significantly, with both CPU time and memory usage reduced.

Recently, I attempted to calculate the annual average of a specific metric within a large, multi-year dataset. Only OpenAI's models produced results that perfectly matched the manual calculations, with both GPT-4o and O3-mini delivering the same correct answer. In contrast,.

One of our users, while chatting with us, used a traffic analogy to summarize our various commercial products and services:. OpenResty Edge: If we compare network traffic to roads, this product can expand country roads into highways - not just one, but an entire highway network.

I just found that the GNU standard tool `shred` was running too slowly on Linux, so I used OpenResty XRay to optimize it. After modifying a few lines of C code, it became dozens of times faster on the same disk device while maintaining the same end result. Tasks that previously.

I like connecting multiple SATA SSDs to my desktop computer through USB-A ports, since motherboards typically have limited SATA ports, usually just 6 of them. After testing several USB-to-SATA adapters, I found that only StarTech's USB 3.1 to SATA adapter supports TRIM.

Yesterday, I discovered that one of our internal data format conversion tools was using excessive memory when processing JSON input files in the GB range, making it prone to out-of-memory (OOM) errors. So, I quickly rewrote this tool with over 200 lines of script code and.

Today I discovered that Asahi Linux once again fails to recognize my USB Ethernet adapter, though fortunately the wireless card still works. Previously, even the wired network card on my Mac Studio M2 Ultra wouldn't work directly. It seems Asahi Linux still has issues with wired.