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Rust's Type System is Turing-Complete: an exploration of type-level programming in Rust
(sdleffler.github.io)
No-instrumentation Debugging in Prod via Pixie's Dynamic eBPF Tracepoint Injection
(docs.pixielabs.ai)
Hi Folks! we recently shipped the capability to add tracepoint in production code without any instrumentation to allow us to debug without adding gobs of logs across our functions.
This leverages eBPF and Pixie's distributed edge-telemetry backend. Would be great to hear your feedback on whether ...
hi again! i'm back with a new release of Narwhal, the lightweight pub/sub server i shared a while ago. the biggest change in v0.5.0 is the migration from tokio to monoio as the primary async runtime, which means the server now runs entirely on io_uring on Linux:
https://github.com/narwhal-io/narw...
I was frustrated with the debate about this article on HN - a bunch of people railing on the study. Studying software is *extremely* hard for reasons we all know. Capers Jones is one of a handful of people actually trying to quantify it. Yes, studies are going to be imperfect but at least they're tr...
A quick tutorial on how to set up a WiFi USB Dongle on the Raspberry Pi through SSH.