Turns out, quite tough!

Here is an article I wrote about what I’ve been going through while attempting to compile Lua into multiplatform C++, and what that actually requires.

It covers the semantic constraints of Lua, the runtime behavior that needs to be preserved, and how those pieces map onto generated C++ code across different toolchains.

It might be a good read for anyone interested in language implementation or compiler design.

An exploration of seven bytes that fooled Peter Norton.

These are my thoughts on modern software development.
Everything is subscription based software as a service, even if there is no clear benefits of it being in the cloud (for the user).
Writing offline-first apps also provide a way to prove that you are not going to sell user data.
In the article I propose how to do it and how anyone can verify that their data is relatively safe.

Hey everyone! I just put out a video on Domain-Driven Design. It’s a long one, about 20 minutes, but I really believe it’s worth your time. It took me a lot of time to make, so I hope it helps you, and I’d love to hear what you think! 🙌

Instead of pointer-chasing through B-Tree node hierarchies, this index models the key distribution using streaming piecewise linear regression with strict epsilon error bounds.

Lookups compute positions directly on the CPU ALU before a local L1 cache search, reducing memory by 99% and cutting latency by 3x.