lchsk

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Benchmarking Concurrent Operations in PostgreSQL lchsk.com

2 lchsk 6 years ago 0 comments

Database transactions, concurrency, isolation levels, and PostgreSQL lchsk.com

2 lchsk 6 years ago 0 comments

Overview of vulnerabilities in web applications lchsk.com

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Comment · 7 years ago

A simple postgres client I'm working on in my free time: https://sanchosql.com/ Linux only now but it's open source so it should be possible to compile for win/mac

Show HN: Postgres desktop client for Linux sanchosql.com

2 lchsk 7 years ago 0 comments

GraphQL: A Retrospective verve.co

128 lchsk 8 years ago 47 comments

Making a turn-based strategy game in C++ in 72 hours lchsk.com

2 lchsk 8 years ago 0 comments

Comment · 8 years ago

Thanks! I think it works well with st!

Comment · 8 years ago

htop and xstarter (disclaimer, I'm the author of the latter)

Comment · 8 years ago

Excuse my shameless plug but I'm working on a Linux desktop client for postgres: https://sanchosql.com

Maybe someone will find it useful

Show HN: A command-line tool that can create sprite sheets/sprite atlases github.com

4 lchsk 9 years ago 0 comments

Comment · 9 years ago

https://github.com/lchsk/xstarter

Never planned to make any money out of it, I've made it because I needed it, and to play around with building a unix tool in C. It's pretty simple but it's definitely one of the projects I've had the most fun working on and I still have plenty of things I want to add.

Comment · 9 years ago

I'm going to borrow some of these for my emacs list :)

Comment · 9 years ago

Thanks. Don't know of anything made specifically for learning Chinese unfortunately, but I do hope to extend my project to include Asian languages someday.

Comment · 9 years ago

Hi. Thanks, I've heard about godot, although haven't tried it. For now, I prefer to have more flexibility though.