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"Welcome to my blog where I write about software development, cycling, and other random nonsense. This is not the only place I write, you can find more words I typed on the Buoyant Data blog, Scribd tech blog, and GitHub."

"An ARM64 (aarch64) machine which sat idle on the workbench amidst other inert items has finally returned to service. Many years ago I purchased a HoneyComb LX2 ARM workstation with the hopes that it would become the desktop counterpart to the Pinebook Pro which also graced my junk heap. The earlier days of Linux/aarch64 were quite unpleasant with a hodgepodge of driver support and other problems. A lot of hardware support improvements have landed upstream in the Linux kernel since I first purchased this machine and I was able to install a stock Debian image without too much difficulty."

"My current work project is one of the first Aurora/PostgreSQL deployments and already the largest. Success brings scaling challenges and the types of things seasoned operators classify as “good problems to have.” Compared to previous scaling work around Delta Lake the knobs and ways in which online relational databases scale is a muscle that has atrophied in the past decade. The relational database landscape is also quite different especially with Amazon Aurora which is quite well designedin the past decade. The relational database landscape is also quite different especially with Amazon Aurora which is quite well designed."

"I am loving the proliferation of async/await-style cooperative multitasking across different language ecosystems. My first job in San Francisco was building with greenthreads in Python (2.4!) in an era where Stackless, Greenlets, and Twisted were all fringe communities inhabited by oddballs like myself. Nowadays it’s a little embarrassing to adopt a toolchain that doesn’t support some form of I/O-evented cooperative multitasking. Node.js, Rust, and Python all have native support, Ruby’s Fiber’s seem to have missed the mark but receive points for effort. All of these tools allow developers to write simple code that appears procedural but isn’t actually at runtime."

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