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The WebAssembly/tool-conventions repository contains "Conventions supporting interoperability between tools working with WebAssembly".

Of special interest, in contains the class="reference external" href="https://github.com/W...

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Depending on your particular use case, choosing boring technology is often a good idea. Recently, I've been thinking more and more about how the rise and increase in power of LLMs affects this choice.

By definition, boring technology has been around for a...

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This post collects some notes on using LaTeX to render mathematical documents and formulae, mostly focused on a Linux machine. For background, I typically use LaTeX for one of two (related) purposes:

  • Render math for my blog posts, which are usually written using reStr...
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  • "The Compromise" by Sergei Dovlatov - (read in Russian) the author was a journalist in the Soviet Union in the 60s and 70s. This book is a humorous, semi-biographic account of some of the issues faced by Soviet journalists in their attempt to report news aligned with party lines. Very good writing, though the Russian in this book was a bit difficult for me at times.
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    Consistent hashing

    This post is an introduction to consistent hashing, an algorithm for designing a hash table such that only a small portion of keys has to be recomputed when the table's size changes.

    Motivating use case

    Suppose we're designing ...

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