What I Touched This Week 2020-04-05

I have read the book 水母不会冻结.

Technology

• KeySpace: End-to-End Encryption Using Ethereum and IPFS

• firefox’s low-latency webassembly compiler

  Web browsers therefore take a two-pronged approach: they have a compiler optimized for throughput, and a compiler optimized for latency.

• When debugging, your attitude matters

• Reducing tail latencies with automatic cooperative task yielding · Tokio

• Inviting God’s Wrath with Cursed Rust

  How to tune the memory size of Cow.

• How I structure my apps (in Rust and other languages) — Dawid Ciężarkiewicz aka `dpc`

• sync: new internal semaphore based on intrusive lists · tokio

• Two Years With Rust - Marc’s Blog

• so long rust, why i built ZZ – Arvid E. Picciani – internet connected microelectronics | Founder of devguard

Methodology

• Zettelkasten — How One German Scholar Was So Freakishly Productive

  • Always link your notes
  • Explain why you’re linking notes
  • Use your own words

• Why You Need To Start Using A Decision Journal

COVID-19

• Yuval Noah Harari: the world after coronavirus
• “你们连人都不爱，读这么多书有什么用？”
• 山海 | 不厌其烦

Funny

• @nixcraft: This is how I feel when I use vim with all my keyboard shortcuts…
• @savinola: Fixing a bug while WFH

Bookmarks

• jlevy/the-art-of-command-line: Master the command line, in one page
• mcginty/snow: A Rust implementation of the Noise Protocol Framework