Sibexico

Just powerful coil and integrated battery charged by conventional 110v outlet. The description of this cooking stove should be placed at "Over engineering" Wikipedia page.

Wait, someone paid them for DNS before? It was many FREE DNS services since early 00's, I even will not say nothing about the domain names registrants who almost always (with literally few exceptions) provides free DNS.

Yeah, the plan was to apply optimizations at the other levels, then we will go to allocators. Studying the allocators rn with my students, the previous post in the blog was about custom allocator on the Zig lang.

Basically, v0 and v1 of the repo is completely different implementations, written almost from scratch. Now working on the 3rd one implementation, I believe the last one. :) Completely different architectural choices was made.

I'm now a Windows developer, mostly working with Linux and FreeBSD. Thx for the point, I'll look how it works in Windows systems.

In this case I'm talking about the internet content only. For sure, I'm worrying way more about aircrafts autopilot system written in Rust by AI. Or about something like a life support systems in the hospital... The end of our civilization will come not from the side where we waiting it for...

I already solved problems with money so all my side projects is open source. It's not famous and have not tons of users, but I really like to work on this. It's important to separate what your side project are: is it business or is it hobby? If it's a hobby then just to what you like and have fun, it it's about profit - so yeah, it will not be tons of fun and will generate stress.

I'm working with AI since early 00's and it was a lot of fan of this with very little community of an artificial neural networks developers. Now AI is widely available and used by people with discussable level of intelligence to generate tons of slop, so all the internet looks like a big trash bin.

Looks very interesting. Only one thing: since it looks like a new project, why you didn't use Go 1.26? It brought us tons of new features...