Swaraj

My first attempt for the Brahmaputra River

@NatyaCodes That's so damnn cool

oh I also do DevOps, built and maintaining my own 2 node home server, here's the almost-finished setup (need shorter ethernet cables, can't seem to find anywhere locally and online it costs a fortune)

@shreyadoesstuff Lol

@__Swaraj My brother will be very happy if I install brawl stars. But I specifically want something chill and slow and calm that I can play rather than doomscrolling

Folks suggest some chill asf games for my phone

And a program counter is a register (+ adder and a mux) that automatically increments every clock cycle. basically stores the address of the next instruction and normally increments after each fetch.

@pixperk Added a new paper to the reading list 😋

spent the morning working through facebook's TAO paper. most of it is surprisingly intuitive. once you accept one fact, the social graph is read heavy, the entire design just falls out of it. optimize reads to death, make the rare write the expensive case. followers serve local reads from memory. one leader per shard is the only thing touching the db, so it can serialize writes and kill thundering herds (reads for cache miss to db). go multi region by clustering data centers into regions and keeping one full copy each, one master per shard, rest slaves. reads stay local, writes forward to master and flow back through the replication stream. none of that fought me. it reads like something you could've guessed. but then the subtle stuff hides in the corners. why refill instead of invalidate for association lists. why an edge to a node must be newer than the node itself, and how that one fact makes a query cacheable. version numbers quietly handling out of order invalidations. the byte level packing of association counts into pointerless tables. how a value can briefly go backwards in time in a slave region (this one was good to read, but it is rare). the architecture is the easy part. what I really loved were the edge cases. nice paper.

@notsmv @memoizedk

@memoizedk freedom is sweeter after bitter hard work all the best

last paper hai kl, no will to study. uppr se is subject mai sbse km internals mai marks mile hain.

@smyk07 Hopefully soon 🤞🏻

@__Swaraj Multiple buffers are nice Split panes when?

Made good progress on my terminal-based text editor: multiple buffers are in place and some raw mode issues are fixed. Mouse support still needs a lil work lol Next up: starting work on the GUI… and figuring out a color scheme that doesn’t hurt to look at

@vegrolled Damnn, thanks for the invite ✌🏻

@__Swaraj I like your work. I think you'll be an amazing fit for our ~150 member server. We got hackers, Kernel/LLVM contributors, low level programmers, game devs and electronics people alike. Aligns with your interests so much, I think. We'll be waiting! discord.gg/3SBdEX9kk2

@mihir_twt One of the best blogs on making a text editor 👌🏻

2am tweet im following snaptokens tutorial for the kilo text editor in pure C. trying to get comfortable working in the terminal and really understand low-level stuff. its interesting, even though it is hard (i've been taking so many notes about things like file descriptors and escape sequences 😄)

@amdkits Following the osdev wiki?

for lack of a better word it's motherfucking awesome holy shit

How summers used to be in our childhood

So an 8bit register is just 8 d-flip-flops with shared clock

@mihir_twt Us mihir bhai, got humbled real bad

@mihir_twt Just registered✌🏻

yowai mo 🟣

@silicognition @cneuralnetwork Us fr

@cneuralnetwork give jee properly or utilise my 12th results and other stuff to apply to Singaporean unis for bachelors.

if you had to restart your career from zero tomorrow, what's the first thing you'd do?

Chutney bas emotional support ke kye hai

@shreyadoesstuff Don't tell me that's a scoop of butterscotch ice cream on top of the coffee 😭😭