Thadeu Barros
@thfsilvab.bsky.social
Tech nerd crafting things here and there. 🏳️🌈
Wondering what could be adding this much timing to the HttpClient?!
#csharp #dotnet #aspnet #unixdomainsockets #uds
#csharp #dotnet #aspnet #unixdomainsockets #uds
November 14, 2025 at 12:04 AM
Wondering what could be adding this much timing to the HttpClient?!
#csharp #dotnet #aspnet #unixdomainsockets #uds
#csharp #dotnet #aspnet #unixdomainsockets #uds
Found a cool usage for my 12th gen Intel!
I run it in a daily basis for coding, but the e-cores have always been meh for me, so I decided to start a home-lab setting the container cpuset to use those e-cores.
They're running well so far, and they are much faster than my rpis.
I run it in a daily basis for coding, but the e-cores have always been meh for me, so I decided to start a home-lab setting the container cpuset to use those e-cores.
They're running well so far, and they are much faster than my rpis.
October 25, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Found a cool usage for my 12th gen Intel!
I run it in a daily basis for coding, but the e-cores have always been meh for me, so I decided to start a home-lab setting the container cpuset to use those e-cores.
They're running well so far, and they are much faster than my rpis.
I run it in a daily basis for coding, but the e-cores have always been meh for me, so I decided to start a home-lab setting the container cpuset to use those e-cores.
They're running well so far, and they are much faster than my rpis.
Really wish I could open source some stuff I do, but with the state of LLMs not respecting licenses... I'm 100% not encouraged to do so
October 15, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Really wish I could open source some stuff I do, but with the state of LLMs not respecting licenses... I'm 100% not encouraged to do so
LMAOOO
Sorry, I know this is serious, but the fact that the same CloudFlare that stopped a 7.2Tbps was taken down by misuse of useEffect is somewhat funny.
They are still cool
Sorry, I know this is serious, but the fact that the same CloudFlare that stopped a 7.2Tbps was taken down by misuse of useEffect is somewhat funny.
They are still cool
Cloudflare’s Dashboard and a set of related APIs were unavailable or partially available for an hour starting on Sep 12, 17:57 UTC. The outage did not affect the serving of cached files via the Cloudflare CDN or other security features at the Cloudflare Edge.
https://cfl.re/3JZ2GxD
https://cfl.re/3JZ2GxD
A deep dive into Cloudflare’s September 12, 2025 dashboard and API outage
Cloudflare’s Dashboard and a set of related APIs were unavailable or partially available for an hour starting on Sep 12, 17:57 UTC. The outage did not affect the serving of cached files via the Cloud...
blog.cloudflare.com
September 16, 2025 at 11:10 PM
LMAOOO
Sorry, I know this is serious, but the fact that the same CloudFlare that stopped a 7.2Tbps was taken down by misuse of useEffect is somewhat funny.
They are still cool
Sorry, I know this is serious, but the fact that the same CloudFlare that stopped a 7.2Tbps was taken down by misuse of useEffect is somewhat funny.
They are still cool
It's so good breaking the head until something good is accomplished!
So many insights from the coding session today, so many things I see I can still improve. I want to develop a lot of good habits out of this!
So many insights from the coding session today, so many things I see I can still improve. I want to develop a lot of good habits out of this!
September 16, 2025 at 2:31 AM
It's so good breaking the head until something good is accomplished!
So many insights from the coding session today, so many things I see I can still improve. I want to develop a lot of good habits out of this!
So many insights from the coding session today, so many things I see I can still improve. I want to develop a lot of good habits out of this!
I spent some time today thinking of a different take on social media, back when we had blogs and RSS.
Imagine RSS with support for commenting, every person has their own blog of different types and formats, however you want it designed, themed, etc.
Imagine RSS with support for commenting, every person has their own blog of different types and formats, however you want it designed, themed, etc.
September 15, 2025 at 3:02 PM
I spent some time today thinking of a different take on social media, back when we had blogs and RSS.
Imagine RSS with support for commenting, every person has their own blog of different types and formats, however you want it designed, themed, etc.
Imagine RSS with support for commenting, every person has their own blog of different types and formats, however you want it designed, themed, etc.
Threw a naïve ring buffer implementation in Rust to some LLMs just for curiosity, asking them to improve it.
The amount of nasty bugs added to the code, I can't.
The amount of nasty bugs added to the code, I can't.
September 14, 2025 at 4:34 AM
Threw a naïve ring buffer implementation in Rust to some LLMs just for curiosity, asking them to improve it.
The amount of nasty bugs added to the code, I can't.
The amount of nasty bugs added to the code, I can't.
It's becoming hard to justify using Firefox... Chromium based browsers are consistently:
- scoring higher in benchmarks (in my devices);
- consuming less memory for the same amount of opened tabs;
- adopting newer web standards way faster;
- scoring higher in benchmarks (in my devices);
- consuming less memory for the same amount of opened tabs;
- adopting newer web standards way faster;
August 13, 2025 at 7:22 PM
It's becoming hard to justify using Firefox... Chromium based browsers are consistently:
- scoring higher in benchmarks (in my devices);
- consuming less memory for the same amount of opened tabs;
- adopting newer web standards way faster;
- scoring higher in benchmarks (in my devices);
- consuming less memory for the same amount of opened tabs;
- adopting newer web standards way faster;
Grew up to learn that fixing Git conflicts with a simple text editor is much easier than dealing with custom diff viewers
May 28, 2025 at 7:47 PM
Grew up to learn that fixing Git conflicts with a simple text editor is much easier than dealing with custom diff viewers
Oh, reading about the indirect impact of poor software on e-waste, this is gonna be interesting
April 8, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Oh, reading about the indirect impact of poor software on e-waste, this is gonna be interesting
I've been crafting my own communication protocol for the first time and what an adventure! Makes me appreciate the people that created the protocols we use every day.
I'm finding P2P especially more complex, not being able to trust peers and properly verify them is tough.
I'm finding P2P especially more complex, not being able to trust peers and properly verify them is tough.
April 6, 2025 at 2:57 AM
I've been crafting my own communication protocol for the first time and what an adventure! Makes me appreciate the people that created the protocols we use every day.
I'm finding P2P especially more complex, not being able to trust peers and properly verify them is tough.
I'm finding P2P especially more complex, not being able to trust peers and properly verify them is tough.