Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

@termuxdevs | Node.js for Android thunders.website India Joined June 2020

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

5 hours ago

@chunkynerd Damn bro, send me those. I need them for backups of my stuff!

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@ChShersh Isn't this rabbit hole the entire reason why a lot of us here are the way we are? Also our love for computers and this art of computing in general is expressed by how deeply we care about these little things

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Dmitrii Kovanikov @ChShersh

19 hours ago

If you actually try to fully understand this, you’re about to learn wonderful things like 1. Virtual memory vs Physical Memory 2. Page table 3. Memory Management Unit (MMU) 4. Translation Lookaside Buffer (TLB) 5. L1/L2/L3 CPU caches 6. Cache coherence (e.g. MESI protocol) 7. False sharing 8. mmap(2)/munmap(2) And it’s hell of a rabbit hole.

𝐾𝑟𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑖 🎀 @Kritiisayss

2 days ago

You either understand this or you’re a vibe coder 🙂‍↔️

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

6 hours ago

@theojaffee Ever heard of HiFi audio? Oh your shiny airpods don't support it, get it!

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

7 hours ago

People discovering self hosted git services is like K8S riders discovering self docker compose

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James Tusha @signalspikedev

19 hours ago

@raysan5 my computer has infinite ram just ask the mmu

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

a day ago

Yeah I'm going to tell Blinket/Instamart/any other quick commerce site that I'm going to have sex tonight so that they can spam me with porn/viagra/god knows what shit advertisement! Digital literacy is at all time now in this country

Ankit Pandey @iamankitpande

a day ago

Something I noticed last night… In the age of Blinkit and Instamart, people STILL walk into medical stores to buy condoms. And yes, even women. Last night, a woman walked into the medical store, casually asked for condoms and left. I was just standing there thinking: Why

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

a day ago

@TravisTravis222 @vxunderground This LLM slop world has made it really difficult to figure out what are human made jokes and what is slop

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Swarnit @swarnitghule

3 days ago

Rust is just a thin, compile-time illusion wrapped around hundreds of thousands of lines of raw, unchecked, pointer-manipulating unsafe C-style code.

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

2 days ago

Tbh, I honestly believe we software devs have taken the exponential growth of compute and memory as granted!

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

2 days ago

Throw enough compute and you can even run doom inside a VM inside a browser inside a VM

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

2 days ago

@Saumilya_gupta How much compute were you using?

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

2 days ago

@dillon_mulroy What do you have to say about people who enjoyed CP2077? Minecraft is also on the list, along with lots of Sudoku

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

3 days ago

@justinmk @bagder Now talking about removing fear of unsafe, maybe yes it'd also remove the need for fear of C then. But I seriously doubt that it's going to do that. I think we need to focus more on better static analysis tools than just feeding shit to LLMs and praying things work out N/N

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

3 days ago

@justinmk Also talking about LLMs being able to write good C, @bagder has had a lot of fight with stupid AI guys submitting stupid vuln report to curl. I am pretty sure that's still the case, and LLMs aren't going to be able to figure it out anytime soon 3/N

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Yaksh Bariya @CodingThunder

5 days ago

@bee_fumo It's GNOME devs in a nutshell, unfortunately these guys don't just reject feature requests/bug reports like this, but actively try to humiliate people with different needs than theirs