BPF or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Kernel

Welcome back. This time we’re covering a cool feature of GNU/Linux called eBPF. It’s a set of tools that let you write small (or not so small) programs that run in the Linux Kernel whenever an interesting event happens. In this post we will briefly discuss why BPF is useful. We will write a toyContinue reading “BPF or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Kernel”

Dynamic Programming for People that Simply Want to Get a Job

Let me start with a question. Do you like solving Data Structure & Algorithms problems during interviews? If you’re like me the answer is hell no. I hated doing it at my school. I hated doing it at university. And, surprise-surprise, I hate it now. But here’s the deal – to get an awesome jobContinue reading “Dynamic Programming for People that Simply Want to Get a Job”

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