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libxev — libxev is a cross-platform, high-performance event loop that provides abstractions for non-blocking IO, timers, events, and more and works on Linux (io_uring or epoll), macOS (kqueue), and W…
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Duplicating logic is no longer painful. Abstractions still are.
19 August
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And it's effectively the next step of, you know, every phase of of software evolution is just like a rising tide of abstractions. This is the next abstraction.
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Smalltalk Best Practice Patterns. True, Kent Beck is better known for his later work, which is excellent too. But Smalltalk Best Practice Patterns is particularly strong on coding style. I learned a lot by just reading the code examples. Small tweaks to names and abstractions add up. No one captures that better than Kent.
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Thoughts, feelings, decisions, even bodies don't exist, they're only abstractions that we use to manage the chaos.
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But, somebody still has to build those lower-level abstractions and from lower-level components. Somebody's got to implement the cloud services.
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You cannot solve the fundamental problems with cloud abstractions by building new abstractions on top.
20 March
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So the question is how do I refactor all the abstractions so that I'm not I have to arrange it once and hit go. The name of the game is how can you get more agents running for longer periods of time without your involvement doing stuff on your behalf?
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