thedevbirb

Software Engineer | prev @chainbound_ | Cocktails enjoyoor 🍸

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@jpschroeder @erayajk Delete your account

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@jpschroeder @erayajk Summoning @rfleury

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@SebAaltonen nogpu

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@Etherealize_io @ethereum C'mon the 900k validators is a bullshit number which in practice is capped by the number of distinct node identities, you know it and you can do better than this.

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@valigo @AdamRackis Drill down?

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@mitchellh @the_void_state Switch between windows using fuzzy finder, and general fuzzy find first-class support. Similar to what @ThePrimeagen achieved with its tmux config that I copied 3 years ago and never change since, a true bliss

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@mitchellh Looks and feels amazing!

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@VictorTaelin @t64_bv Can you share a code example?

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@wojtsterna @SebAaltonen Thanks for the reply!

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@alessandrod Okay I guess this is more generally regarding use-cases not specific apps/companies

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@alessandrod Doesn't this "enshrine" winners into the protocol, making competition worse in the longer run? I don't have much context here, I'm just wondering

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Wonderful talk Casey, thanks for your research!
A nice coincidence just happened while watching it. My father came visit me and we started talking about its career as a programmer, started in the late '70s. Without knowing I was watching something about it, he mentioned to me "Programmazione strutturata" (structured programming in italian) and how the insurance company he was working for started to forbid or highly-restrict gotos in most programs. He was coding 8-bit assembly on mainframes and then Cobol.

He may still have some floppy disks around with some code, what a blast from the past!

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@valigo I think people don’t appreciate hash tries enough, which never need reallocation

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It's one of the most exciting times to study the relationship between hardware and software.

The proliferation of slopware in the last 20 years, AI and necessity for formally verified software are a great hint at this.

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@mempirate On what format do they operator on, currently?

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@nuoji AI or HR?

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@fiigii I think inline assembly should be the right answer, but compilers don’t have a really great support of it, apart from Odin right now

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@SebAaltonen What makes Rust nice for engine dev?

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@TheGingerBill Thanks a lot! Really appreciated. It makes me understand more that there is a real value in the clarity of implementation.

Yeah it feels like after compilers were developed the quality of life of using assemblers has just been forgotten since.