making compilers grin, building distributed systems, previous @ihc__official, research @iiit_hyderabad

Brooklyn, NY
Joined July 2021
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lately i have doing small implementation of casandra paxos lwts, tigerbeetle viewstamped replication, cockroachdb raft per replica group playing around with different consensus ideas
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be better not perfect
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never miss 2 days in a row
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tushar retweeted
never join a startup if the founder isn't slightly delusional
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ok they leaned a little too hard into asian lesbian
Really good article on @alexandr_wang in the FT this weekend
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At Big Tech annual events like AWS Re:Invent, Microsoft BUILD, GitHub Universe etc these co’s sell sponsor booths for PARTNERS in their ecosystem. Cancelling a sponsor booth last minute is unheard of: and yes, it suggests AWS is shit scared of Cloudflare, as a COMPETITOR.
Amused that AWS just unilaterally cancelled Cloudflare's Reinvent booth. There are always signs when someone finally realizes they're losing. Guess we'll just attend and throw the most fun side events without paying Amazon! Reply if you want an invite.
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tushar retweeted
Founders are often puzzled when investors reject them for what seem like stupid reasons. There are two possible explanations: (a) the investors actually are stupid, or (b) they just dislike you, and are making up the reason. And that or is not a xor.
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scriptc looks interesting. anyone using it in prod? upsides/downsides?
New from Vercel Labs: tsc-ts TypeScript was written in TypeScript Then rewritten in Go We ported it back to TypeScript Compiled it with scriptc And it's 2-4x faster than tsgo
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recommended reading, gives different prospective compared to the story sold by compute index makers
GPUs are financed for years. AI workloads run for weeks. Our Compute Market-Making White Paper explores that gap: 1. Financing shapes the short-term premium. 2. Not everyone can capture this premium. 3. Hedging reduces tail risk, but comes at a cost.
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now chatgpt has fixed this issue and now it's going really fast, loving it
Replying to @lassejv
it's sucks real bad
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Resting heart is the new thirst trap It’s the sexiest thing about you Since 2021 I’ve posted about RHR: > 207 times > generating 366,220 likes > 78.3 million views > these numbers are X only Now it’s a mainstream symbol of high status People will adopt something if it helps them get access to sex, money or power. Resting heart rate before bed was my first big aha moment in my health quest. I discovered that it was the single number to rule all other numbers. RHR is the composite number for food, exercise, stress, routine, discipline, nervous systems, mood and more. It’s endlessly useful. I had to break RHR out of esoteric health and into status and social signaling. RHR needed to represent a person’s youth and vibrancy and signal genetic fitness. So I hit the topic from more than ten angles: > masculinity > cognitive performance > fertility > sexual health > discipline > will power > judgement > health > peer status > values > rebellion against status quo Others saw the social leverage and started working on their RHR to post. Press started picking it up, putting my name and resting heart rate in the headline. The science behind a lower resting heart rate is solid. It is a composite health marker of a person’s biological vitality. If you’re new to resting heart rate, here is a quick guide. Health is confusing, and overwhelming. But your heart makes things really easy. > a low resting heart rate before bed is good > a high resting heart rate before bed is bad If my RHR is 41 before bed, a perfect night sleep awaits: + asleep in less than five min + 4 hr of restorative sleep + 0 to 1 wake events + awake no more than 20 minutes That's the 99% percentile sleep performance for an 18 year old. As you age, it's increasingly harder to sleep. If you’re sleep is good, life is good. So here is where you can start: + finish all food 4 hours before bed + screens off 30-60 min before bed + finish caffeine around noon + avoid blue light, use red and amber instead + read a book before bed + have a 30-60 min wind down routine including walking, journaling, breath work meditation, talking to friends, a chill hobby, etc. Do these things and I promise every part of your life will improve.
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if u r not doing something hands on, then your opinion about it is going to be completely wrong
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recently u using property based testing alot, it's sucha wonderfull tool, was able to find 11 property based issues in vllm router
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tried it the same approach on @opencode rift repo (Instant copy-on-write workspaces), and was able to discover 11 more property based bugs
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tushar retweeted
Saw a guy call it cuck coding instead of vibe coding because you just sit in a chair and watch😭
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Cargo's compilation model is built around crates: independent crates get compiled in parallel, and unaffected crates can be skipped entirely. We split up uv's primary crate into 14 (!) crates (from 46k to 6k lines of code), and it sped up incremental build times by 30 to 40%!
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recommended reading. liking this perspective. smallcultfollowing.com/babys…
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25 million code checkouts per day for CI
This is super suprising
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