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Little's Law, M/M/1 and M/M/c queues
How can we predict performance when load testing a server or set of servers?
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using tmux as an agent communication bus
q chat If you run more than one q chat in tmux, you can have it manipulate your other panes and windows, effectively giving you a communication bus.
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What AI Meant in 2024
I find myself giving a version of these definitions semi-regularly now to people outside of “the space,” and don’t really check them against other definitions from inside “the space.”
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how elasticsearch scales (or doesn't)
If you Google “adding replicas can’t improve search latency elasticsearch”, you’ll find Distinguished Software Engineer Adrien Grand saying something that should be true: Replicas do not help with latency, they can only help with throughput by replicating…
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forget color in async, what about contention in a global runtime
There’s a now famous rant on async I read some years ago before I worked with async much.
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3 tools engineers underuse
There’s many tools engineers underuse, but I want to pick on three I don’t see discussed often: dates, affect, and agency.
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rum in rust
Whenever possible, it’s nice to know the theoretical limits of what you’re doing.
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a (very) scenic tour of hnsw
HNSW, which stands for “Hierarchical Navigable Small World” (graphs), is one of the first data structures for which I read not just its paper but (a lot of) the trail of papers backward in time until I arrived at one with a name I already knew. the goal a…
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tech debt isnt real and cant hurt you
On every team I’ve worked on, including at Amazon, engineers bring up “tech debt” as a concern.
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substrings and subsequences
In day to day work I don’t get to make much use of dynamic programming.