2-for-1: two more blog articles about SQL optimizations: gaultier.github.io/blog/optimiz... and gaultier.github.io/blog/optimiz... #cockroachdb #sql #optimization

Part 2 of SQL optimizations: Optimization tales with CockroachDB: the slow logout gaultier.github.io/blog/optimiz... #sql #optimization #cockroachdb

New blog post that recaps a grueling, yet successful, performance investigation! gaultier.github.io/blog/optimiz...

New blog post in quite a while! I sped up the test suite by 2x with one simple change gaultier.github.io/blog/I_sped_... #optimization #sql

Speeding up the JS ecosystem OXC edition 🚀 We made both oxfmt and oxlint 50% faster on projects with >50k directories. marvinh.dev/blog/speedin...

Speeding up the JavaScript ecosystem - oxlint and oxfmt

Future versions of oxlint and oxfmt will be ~50% faster on projecs with many (>=20k) directories.

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Can I write a race detector in DTrace? For sure! gaultier.github.io/blog/detect_... #dtrace #golang #c

I wrote an article on how to write your own static site generator, and did not think it would interest many people, but someone posted it on lobsters and it got traction, so here goes! gaultier.github.io/blog/how_to_...

Did you know that in Rust, 'let _ = ...' and 'let _unused = ...' are NOT the same thing? I didn't until today! gaultier.github.io/blog/rust_un... #rust

I just implemented light mode/dark mode on my blog, using modern css features like variables and the ‘light-dark()’ function. Surprisingly easy, try it! gaultier.github.io/blog/ #css #blog

The production bug that made me care about undefined behavior. New blog article fresh out of the oven. gaultier.github.io/blog/the_pro... #cpp #bug

New blog article! Detecting goroutine leaks with DTrace: gaultier.github.io/blog/detecti... #golang #dtrace

Rant: if you are designing a programming language from the ground up and the only solution you have for data races is “use the runtime race detector”, then you have not spent enough time in the trenches suffering from data corruption and rare, incoherent errors due to data races.

Tracking and fixing many Go data races lately, I am getting a new found understanding and empathy for all these Mozilla developers who jumped on Rust the moment it was halfway usable. Like a lost, thirsty traveler in the desert seeing an oasis from afar. #golang #rust

A million ways to die from a data race in Go. New blog post. Well it’s not quite a million, but still. gaultier.github.io/blog/a_milli... #golang

After many years of writing Go professionally and tracking very varied data races, I am slowly becoming convinced that if you care about data races, you should not use goroutines. At all. #golang

“Hell is other people”. Sartres clearly did not have to support 4 different SQL databases in the same codebase at scale. Lucky bastard.

More DTrace, more Go, more blog articles! gaultier.github.io/blog/how_to_... #dtrace #golang #bug

And another blog article, once again about Go and DTrace: gaultier.github.io/blog/go_dtra... #dtrace #golang

I just wrote another Go + DTrace blog article! This time: Are my SQL files read at build time or run time? gaultier.github.io/blog/are_my_... #golang #dtrace

Go, SQL, and DTrace: a marriage made in heaven? New blog post! gaultier.github.io/blog/observe... #golang #dtrace #sql

Short article today! gaultier.github.io/blog/an_amus... #golang

The good thing about spending your Friday afternoon pulling your hair troubleshooting a bug, is that it makes for a nice blog article afterwards… gaultier.github.io/blog/subtle_... #bug #golang

I joined the Go team just after exploiting a carry bug in a Go assembly core, and I've been looking for ways to prevent the next one ever since. This year's attempt is very promising: mutation testing swapping e.g. ADC → ADD, CMOV → MOV, etc. to provide test coverage for constant time assembly.

Go Assembly Mutation Testing

Test coverage of delicate Go cryptographic assembly through a new mutation testing framework.

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Me: wow, my new work got me the new M4 MacBook Pro with 48 GB of RAM, every build is going to be instant! npm run build: Worker terminated due to reaching memory limit: JS heap out of memory. Tim Apple giveth, JavaScript taketh away

i hope to become the #1 RSS influencer

Modern webdev is so much. I'm installing so many packages and gems and I'm completely unsure of what is doing how and where. One day I'll have to get used to this stuff. It's very different from Systems Engineering.

Today I wanted to dtrace a nodejs application at work but then I discovered that nodejs removed dtrace support some time ago (static probes). Bummer. Still can do a lot just dtrace-ing system calls… but still, unfortunate. Reminds me of the talk “platform as a reflection of values…

... Well. I got a paper number, despite thinking I'd just hold onto it. No wording but I think it's about as complete as it can be. thephd.dev/_vendor/futu...