@Soundboax

Building the boring stuff 🐳

Nigeria
Joined October 2018
The goal of apologetics — if it is genuinely Christian in spirit — is not to defeat someone. It is to remove an obstacle so they can see more clearly.
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Joe Armstrong, creator of the Erlang programming language, gave an example: concurrent execution is like having two queues to a single coffee machine, while parallel execution is like having two queues to two coffee machines. link: joearms.github.io/published/… src: database internal
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Life is like riding a bicycle: to keep your balance, you have to keep moving
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Accountants don't use erasers, or they end up in jail - Pat Helland
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Caleb Adewole Erioluwa retweeted
Repost without saying anything.
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Stay ahead in backend engineering with curated research papers, videos, whitepapers, and deep dives in systems design, databases, distributed systems, and cloud infrastructure. Link: whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbA…
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Caleb Adewole Erioluwa retweeted
I am a Nigerian Indie Game Developer. Check out Legends of Orisha: Blood and Water by our Indie Team at @Dimension11S. It is a Yoruba mythology based action adventure RPG. Coming to Xbox and PC! Join our Discord here:discord.gg/4dTPSdvh9M
Do we really have Nigerian Indie Developers who Create Games? Has any Nigerian ever Developed a well known Game? 🤔
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Optimistic → "Go ahead and try, but at the validation phase, if your read set has been invalidated by another committed transaction — abort and restart." Conflict detection at commit time.
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Pessimistic → "Don't even try until the lock is released / transaction commits." Block and wait.
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Testing out a desktop asset manager built around the Hercules file system.
I worked on Hercules, a distributed file system inspired by the Google File System paper. It has a master server, chunk servers, replication, chunk-based storage, a Go client SDK, and an HTTP gateway.
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Caleb Adewole Erioluwa retweeted
Happy new week everyone 💪 Just got back from the gym and today was leg day 😭 I tried doing what my friend was doing but I quickly realized I’m not built like that yet Man was casually pushing 260kg on the leg press… so I decided to try it too. Watch the video below to see how it ended 😂👇
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I worked on Hercules, a distributed file system inspired by the Google File System paper. It has a master server, chunk servers, replication, chunk-based storage, a Go client SDK, and an HTTP gateway.
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- Static website hosting - Distributed pastebin - Video streaming demo - Package registry toy - Git-LFS style blob store - Classroom file submission portal - Audit trail system - Mini data lake
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The goal is simple: use Hercules as the storage layer and build something fun that shows how distributed storage works in practice. If you’re interested, pick one idea, fork the repo, and build a small demo. Link: github.com/caleberi/hercules… Sample: github.com/caleberi/hercules…
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Nexus is a distributed task processing framework for Go, powered by the NexusCore engine. It supports plugin-based execution, Redis-backed queues, MongoDB persistence, CLI usage, and a web UI for submitting and monitoring events. github.com/caleberi/nexus
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