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Why CPUs Stopped Getting Faster

If you learned to program after ~2005, you missed the free lunch. For three decades, single-threaded code got faster no matter what you did — you just waited for the next chip. That era ended not b...

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Kubernetes Architecture

I have been collecting seed notes on Kubernetes for a while now — this post is where they snap together. A cluster is really just two groups of machines: a control plane that decides what should ru...

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Nature of Tribalism: A Double-Edged Sword of Culture, Community, and Conflict

Tribalism, as a social phenomenon, has been an inherent part of human existence for millennia. Rooted in a deep sense of belonging, loyalty, and shared identity, tribalism represents the collective...

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Status of Moore's Law

Introduction Semi-conductor industry has followed [[Moore's first law]] for more than half a century [[Cramming more components onto integrated circuits paper::lsn-transclude]]. He corrected t...