I don't recall it raining a lot, but I think we learned in school that the rain upstream in the Angolan Highlands falls heaviest when the downstream wet season is just about over. 😅
Been there, but there was so much water they had to closed the pool. You couldn't see anything anyway, because it caused so much splashback. The mist from the falls was visible from very far away.
Great success 
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So libmultiprocess serves three purposes, 1. dispatching comms across processes, 2. Wrapping these comms for a capnp rpc server/client, 3. Adding glue to go from normal instantiations of c++ virtual classes (commonly referred to as interfaces) to capnp interfaces.
It feels a bit zmq-y with libmultiprocess having a lock-based event loop at its heart and events just sending notifications. I'm at the point now where I'm trying to figure out request chaining and feel like that goes decidedly beyond what zmq is capable of out of the box.
Spent the past two days reviewing libmultiprocess. I've just about scraped the surface of its capabilities. I'm still far from actually understanding it though, there's just a lot going on. From my current mental model though this one of the coolest projects I've seen in a while. I want to spend the rest of the week on it too. Lets see if I can figure out more things.
Been reading a bunch of really well written questions on stackoverflow lately, where none of them got a decent answer.
John P. O'Neill
Very nice article from hrt on compiler performance. I've been wondering lately if many of the shared behaviours we use in Bitcoin Core should be defined as concepts instead of pure virtual classes.
My boulder hall progress is glacial, but I can finally do most of the 'six' rated routes, while a year ago I was struggling with the 'five' rated ones.
Libtool is a fool.
You say, by pointing out how to be a model citizen here 😅
My normie friends are buying shib again.
I'm going to harvest some firebeans soon. How are you going to prepare yours?
Yes, I'm always on the look for new stuff. Last summer I finally discovered early hardcore punk, this summer I'm all about doom metal and German provoc-techno-rap.
Cmake in Bitcoin Core is actually going to happen. It took so much effort, but it is actually happening now 💪
I'm glad that it will free up much of my review time. Hopefully I can sink that into the kernel and multiprocess.
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Not saying anything about it. I just think these matters should be addresses in public as there's no room for private conversations or decisions when it comes to Bitcoin and Bitcoin Core.
I think public debate is the healthier route.
I also think Core has way too much share, and it can become compromised or an attack vector. And would love to hear Gloria talk about client centralization.
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