Max Gitua @maxgitua

Intelligent Autonomous Systems Joined May 2023

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Max Gitua @maxgitua

8 months ago

@JaskiLFC Mesut Ozil

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8 months ago

@0x45o How

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9 months ago

If you are bored you can always: - Build your own operating system - Build your own game engine - Build your database - Build your compiler - Build your virtual machine - Build your web server

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I'm sick of AI replies 😠 > "Love this point of view, Luke" > "Congratulations, Luke keep going!" > "This is huge, Luke" > "100% true" If you have nothing to say, better skip your answer X is about social game, not a content game

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Max Gitua @maxgitua

9 months ago

@csaba_kissi "We pay for "free" services with our attention." Herbert Simon

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Max Gitua @maxgitua

9 months ago

@csaba_kissi To grab your attention. Attention is the new oil.

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9 months ago

@ItsAmahAdoma Money

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9 months ago

@shivi1026 Both are hard, easy comes after staying consistent.

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9 months ago

@shivi1026 staying consistent , ask my dick💀

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9 months ago

@_devJNS Tbh

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9 months ago

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Abhishek🌱 @Abhishekcur

9 months ago

Hot Take: Nothing in computing is truly asynchronous at the hardware and instruction level. Everything is synchronous, until a runtime fakes it. People talk about async like it's a magical property of the universe. But at the lowest level, every system is ultimately synchronous. -CPUs appear to execute instructions in order (even though they reorder internally) -Syscalls block unless the OS schedules around them -Hardware is event-driven but still bound by clocks -“Async” functions don’t run in parallel, the runtime schedules them So what’s actually happening? Async is an illusion built by runtimes: -JavaScript: event loop + callback/microtask queue -Rust: executor + waker + poll-based futures -Python: event loop + coroutines -Go: scheduler multiplexing goroutines over OS threads -OS kernels: interrupts + preemptive scheduling Under the hood, it’s all synchronous execution broken into chunks and interleaved by a scheduler. -Async ≠ “parallel” -Async ≠ “multithreaded” -Async = “scheduled synchronous steps that look concurrent” The runtime just decides when your synchronous fragments run. In summary: Every system is synchronous at its core. Async is a runtime abstraction that slices sync operations into interleaved steps that feel concurrent. It's the core concept of Asynchronous. I am always open to feedbacks, because through your feedback I get to know a lot.