alexpotato 10 hours ago

> So the plugin is split across the ESP32's two cores. The control loop and its sensor event handlers own core 0. The exporter gets its own FreeRTOS task pinned to core 1, where a blocking TLS handshake can never touch extraction:

I spent several years working on the technical side of HFT trading operations and this is also an issue with exchange gateways.

e.g. you want both to be true:

- fastest possible path through the gateway

- the ability to log EXACTLY when messages flowed through

The way this was accomplished was to split each direction (e.g. in and out) to a single core and then have an additional core for logging.

sen 8 hours ago

AI-written blogspam where the whole thing is an ad.

jamietanna 8 hours ago

FYI the code snippets have no indentation

echelon_musk 9 hours ago

Makes me think the world has gone mad, even as an on-off coffee drinker myself.

Far too much technology is encroaching into our lives. I know this is for the sake of an advert, but it feels absurd.

Your espresso is sour? Add some milk and get on with your life!

  • literalAardvark 9 hours ago

    Because solving a real world problem is fun.

    Doesn't really matter how frivolous the problem is, there's always something to be learned when creating a new system.

  • krzyk 9 hours ago

    Espresso with milk? That is not espresso.

Gigachad 11 hours ago

Feels like AI slop writing

  • stavros 10 hours ago

    It is. I read the first sentence and closed the tab.