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1.5 billion!
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Shock & Awe; Fear & Thrill; Existential crisis & Unbridled optimism - all together and all at once were the emotions that have been rushing through me for the past few years.
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BTreeMap in rust’s equivalent of C++’s std::map, the former representing a self balancing tree data structure while the latter uses self-balancing binary search tree implementation (in the form of red-black tree).
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It started really exciting.
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One look at Oddmu and I left inspired.
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Every few years, I migrate the blog to a new engine or software, almost without fail.
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While writing a new blog/writing/notes engine for myself (I am calling it Oddity, inspired by Oddµ), I wanted the ability to show git style diffs in my text, to primarly track changes I am making.
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Postgres by default comes with utilities for running backups and restores.
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The following piece of code while it looks innocent actually does not compile return int64(0.5 * float64((1<<n)-1)) It produces the following error exp.go:22:28: invalid operation: 1 << n (shift of type float64) What is happening here?
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The following commands allow you to query the size on disk occupied by tables, dbs and other relations.
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When submitting an ajax from, form.serialize() does not include the clicked button.
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Code snippet to perform basic auth using go.
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Once in a while, I get around running network scans to check what devices and ports are open on my network.
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As with 2016, 2017 & 2018, I spent time lot of time reading in 2019.
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This is a follow up to Part 2 of my Mark2 design and build of Plant watering system.