Piotr Sarna
@sarna_dev
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Hacking timeline: @poolsideai Writing For Developers: Blogs That Get Read https://t.co/8mJ7fPbtDc libSQL @tursodatabase Database Performance at Scale @ScyllaDB
Joined October 2022
Celebrating my newest postgraduate degree! I'm finally a Computer Science *and* Agriculture professional, 100% ready for post-AGI world
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RT @c_a_dunlop: Our latest tech blogger interview features “long-time performance geek” @TanelPoder. He just hit 18 years of blogging, and….
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"bring your own IO" is a great approach to async, and a perfect fit with deterministic testing (I bet it was directly inspired by @TigerBeetleDB). Rust promised (pun intended) a similar approach, but ended up in a very sad state. I hope it works out well for Zig, I'll try it out.
Zig's New Async I/O.
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I remember Limbo starting out as a moonshot pet project by @penberg, so nice to see it become the new Turso 🥹.
Turso, the next evolution of SQLite (previously codenamed "Limbo") reaches its first alpha milestone and first official release. We are so confident in our foundations, that we are offering you $1,000 if you find any data corruption bugs through our partnership with @algoraio.
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Piotr’s latest picks for .- How to store Go pointers from assembly: @trascendentale .- Homomorphically encrypting CRDTs: Jake Lazaroff.- jemalloc postmortem: Jason Evans.- Fuzzer blind spots (meet Jepsen!): djb (@TigerBeetleDB ).- How we decreased GitLab
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Some hardware design tricks are absolutely brilliant. Carry-select adder, a module which computes sums of higher bits for both cases, with carry-out and without it. Then, the already computed correct result is picked via a simple multiplexer. A tad redundant, but since more
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As part of my agriculture thesis (😎) I implemented an app based on Polish gov APIs for getting legal and geodetic info on land. AI is surprisingly good at picking up niche gov APIs 🤌.
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RT @ordepdev: I’ve been writing again, thanks to Writing for Developers (@sarna_dev @c_a_dunlop) and @eatonphil’s book club. It pushed me….
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RT @techleadjournal: In the new Tech Lead Journal episode, @sarna_dev, author of "Writing for Developers," shows you how to create content….
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RT @techleadjournal: "You're not writing enough." ✍️. New on Tech Lead Journal, author of "Writing for Developers" Piotr Sarna (@sarna_dev)….
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catching up with AI fundamentals (about time since I work in the industry for over a year already. ). Lesson I: BPE tokenizer.
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RT @techleadjournal: 🔴 WE ARE LIVE! 🔴. As a developer, are you writing enough?. Join me and Piotr Sarna (@sarna_dev), author of "Writing fo….
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My Wheel of Time status: 9 of 14 read. This series is an ultimate test of persistence for me, I started around 2018. One day I'll finally reach the ones finished by @BrandSanderson.
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Got back to rev-engineering my sauna control box. Set of tools so far:.1. $2 logic analyzer.2. pulseview* by @sigrokproject .3. RJ45 brutally taken apart doctor-octopus style, plus a breadboard and a few jumper wires. I sniffed the RX and TX signals. My best guess is still a
Day 72 of reverse-engineering my sauna. Behold my newest invention: Ethernet cable inspector! How did I get there?
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A comprehensive list of when it's a good idea to use FUSE for accessing your data over network: .1. never.
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RT @c_a_dunlop: .@shanselman chats with @poppastring about blogging for developers. Really, what else do we need to say? Just read/listen.….
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pro dementia prevention tip: once a year I complete.@tqbf's from scratch to prove to myself I still understand CBC Padding Oracle
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RT @GOTOcon: Developer @sarna_dev shares his thoughts on blog writing as an engineering discipline in this chat with his longtime colleag….
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RT @c_a_dunlop: Piotr’s latest picks for .- We rewrote large parts of our API in Go using AI - @iavins, @tursodatab….
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