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Binary search without division, shifts or multiplications
I subscribed to the daily coding problem a while ago by recommendation from a friend. I only have the free version, just for fun. You get a problem per day, with no solution (unless you pay), the difficulty varies. Last … Continue reading
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Dicemath – a small Go service for keeping kids busy
I know this may not be the most fun activity for kids, but it turns out that my 5-year-old likes to do simple addition worksheets. Now that many of us are working from home with our kids, which is mostly … Continue reading
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SICP Problem 2.6
This is a short fun exercise I also went through while reading SICP. The problem gives a definition for zero and a function to compute the next integer (add 1): The problem asks you to write the function that adds … Continue reading
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SICP Problem 1.28
In this post, I’ll go through some fun I had last week with problem 1.28 from SICP. The problem statement asks you to implement the Miller-Rabin primality test in Scheme. I had not read this book and picked it up … Continue reading
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Consistent Hashing (Part 1)
Consistent hashing is a well-known method for distributing stuff around multiple servers. We will implement a simple consistent hashing using Python and play a bit with it. This first part just focuses on having a way of computing hashes, we … Continue reading
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My Old WordPress in docker
This blog was offline for about 7 years. Before this, it was a self-hosted WordPress installation for which I had (somewhat buried in my backups) an up-to-date dump of the MySQL database. Once I managed to find the backup that … Continue reading
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Re-launching blog
This blog was offline for a long time, about 7 years! I’ve spent now a bit of time trying to bring it back, with some success. I managed to get all content back, amazingly, the comments with it. The only … Continue reading
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Programming in Go
I’ve been programming in Go for a couple of months now (as hinted by my previous post). I thought it would be interesting to talk about my experience so far. The best way you can make your own opinion about … Continue reading
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Increasing the memory limit in Go
Yeah, it’s been a while, but instead of talking about why I haven’t written anything, I’ll just jump into the good stuff. I’ve been developing in Go lately. If you haven’t tried it yet, I totally recommend it. Honestly, when … Continue reading
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SXSI
After a while I can happily say that our SXSI system is available for downloading. Kim created a package that can be easily installed and tested. In this post, I include a step by step tutorial on how to build … Continue reading
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