Manish R Jain

The actual code output, even with top AI models today, is quite like their language output (particularly for technical topics).

I started using jj (Jujutsu VCS) for all my git commits months ago, and since then, I have not used git directly even once. jj is just so much easier to work with.

Learnt an interesting thing about Zig’s SMP allocator.

Moved this blog from blot.im to astro.build.

Docovia is the land for your docs, a place your docs can call home.

Should I buy or rent?

To allow Postgres connections from a remote server, or from within a docker container, you'd want to allow it to listen to external traffic.

Today, after visiting VFS office to apply for my child's Overseas Citizen of India document, I was turned back because I didn't provide both the parents' documents, just mine.

A few months ago, I was talking about an exciting new product with a friend.

As companies become bigger, the "shared non-responsibility" expands vastly -- where no one in particular is fully responsible, because someone else is responsible for a portion.

If you're using Cloudflare to manage traffic to your origin server, you might want to restrict incoming traffic to only come from Cloudflare.

We're running Postgres for the production deployment of Struct, a (not-yet-launched) chat platform we're building to deal with the disorganized chaos of live communication.

Searching online, the overwhelming consensus was that there must be a unclosed http.Response Body.

I'm using Postgres for my new startup.

In a previous post, I showed how to put together a cheap load balancer server for $500.

Spent the last hour wrecking my head against an npm error, trying search after search with Google, leading nowhere.

Today, I'm excited to launch https://www.0xfast.com -- A 10x Faster, 3x Cheaper Web3 API Platform, with a mission to "Make Web3 Experience Fast".

Dealing with huge web3 data, I see myself doing this a lot: moving data directories across machines.

In a previous post, I wrote about the best way to transfer a directory across the network.

In my setup, where I have an HTTPS load balancer, sending traffic over HTTP to the server, aka reverse proxy, Caddy outperforms NGINX by 4x.

As you might have picked up, I run baremetal servers.

TL;DR: You can now pass log.parse=true as a URL parameter to get human-readable parsed event logs from 0xFast Stream.

I'm excited to announce the launch of Indexed Blockchain Streams at 0xFast.

Looking at this log, it all seems strange.

I won't go into details here.

It's been almost nine months since I left Dgraph Labs, a company that I spent 6 years of my life building -- after a layoff followed by a failed Series B round (unsurprisingly, and in that order).

I put together a build for a 2.5 Gbps server, which can run Nginx and act as a load balancer for my other servers.

I'm working on serving Polygon data via Outserv.

I was recently looking for a working solution to parsing Smart Contracts in the EVM chains.

Update (Sep 14, 2022): I've switched to using ZFS because it has checksums for every block -- I can't imagine trusting a storage without checksums.

This would search for ISO files in Downloads, and show you the USB stick that's plugged in.

I posted in the OpenSea discord channel that I need help with getting OpenSea API key so I can write an importer for Outserv.

Today, I'm excited to announce the launch of Outserv -- a GraphQL-powered Blockchain Search Engine.

Open source is built on the principles of transparency, participation and collaboration.

I read The Obesity Code by Dr.

Vim-Go uses gopls for autocompletion.

As I read this book, I took notes.

My founder journey started in 2014.

I saw a computer for the first time in 6th grade.

This blog post was originally posted on Dgraph Blog.