Would like to hear what stopped it from gaining traction if anyone recalls
The RIPs are the most coherent and well formed thing I’ve read on the problem in general. The architecture is interesting in that it leverages the proven distributed consensus qualities of git (not just storage).
Compatibility with existing workflows ie gradual migration from centralised services via bridges I still feel is critical for success and perhaps overlooked.
Thanks for sharing! I’m going to test it out.
Some thoughts on replacing GitHub: https://github.com/NostrGit/NostrGit/issues/115#issuecomment-1561512746 #[0] #[1] #[2] #[3] #[4] #[5]
Commonly done when abstracting resource handles across GPU APIs
👀 get your Zaps out ⚡️⚡️ nostr:note1devmc990xa2xv0ndn0g630qqrsw2k3au8nffve8w0jse9pz29ycsa4qvt4
Isn’t every private messaging system working on top of a public routing protocol? Are they all leaky to some extent?
Shout out to everyone’s mother for developing them nostr:note13qc8jc60va4x6xs65m40xvvlks03qzewss8lrdesrxmdjgy0jp9saphg33
Note previews (ie pasting a note id in another note) should just work right? Or did i hallucinate that feature? #[0]
My memory came back: note1u66xnz0yurdv6raa6kksyqeunkqe4v49mawz4nr56yylc7xj4r4sk4zm9z
I.e. it could be a memory safety issue; use after free, buffer overrun, etc. ASan can be helpful in this scenario.
Another possibility is that it is not a race condition and that the log is causing a memory allocation which in turn changes the location of subsequent allocations.
Meant to type *”comparing generated code”
That is to say; *any* work can affect a race condition outcome. But that work may not be happening where you think it is, for all sorts of reasons.
Hard to make suggestions with no context but generated code and strace are good tools. Tricky if working within many layers of abstraction.
Not necessarily. Does the log write direct or is there flushing, batched kernel io, etc? (Just pulling shit out of thin air without knowing context)
I can’t think of a single time that a heisenbug was not due to a race condition.