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Alex Voste

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Posts by alexvoste

alexvoste • • in Articles • 6 min read
Somewhere out there is a job posting that describes a "Linux System Administrator" as someone who "maintains servers." That description is technically true the way "doctors deal with bodies" is technically true. It tells you nothing, it undersells th...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 8 min read
Hi everyone. Before anything else, the disclaimers, because apparently that's just how I open posts now: I'm not a marketer, I'm not trying to funnel you into anything, and I'm not selling you a single byte. Quench is GPLv3. It doesn't ask you for mo...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 18 min read
Fair warning before the disclaimers even start: this one's a little long, a little uncomfortable, and not really written for someone who's going to bounce after the first two paragraphs. If you're still here by the end, you'll know things about your ...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 18 min read
I write code for a living. I shave nanoseconds off assembly routines, push bytes around for fun, and every so often I look up from the terminal and take stock of the world we've built around ourselves. What I see is a proprietary swamp, slowly closin...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 12 min read
What year is it again? 26? I haven't left the terminal long enough to notice — my system clock drifted and I only just caught it. Anyway, hello to all the engineers out there, junior and senior, and of course to my fellow Linux nerds. In this post I...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 13 min read
Or: Why "Linux is secure" is corporate bullshit marketing, not technical reality Everyone Says Linux Is Secure. Everyone Lies. I've been running Linux for years. I've written kernel drivers. I've dived into the source code belly. I've patched the ...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 8 min read
!ForgeZero Speed Pipelinehttps://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=2975149926680001067 ForgeZero 2.0: We Built a Build System 39x Faster Than Ninja And yes, it's open source. No bullshit, just architecture. The Problem Everyone Ignores You've be...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 7 min read
ForgeZero: How We Built a Build System 11x Faster Than Ninja !https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=923049534215240226 !https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=8200233800342065696 Repository: https://github.com/forgezero-cli/forgezero Wha...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 4 min read
Hi everyone. If you’re into systems engineering, writing raw C, or wrangling assembly NASM/FASM/GAS, you know exactly what building a massive project turns into. You either drown in sheets of legacy Makefile spaghetti, or you deploy a monstrous CMake...
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!https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=11803153982793979393 While the mainstream tech world burns gigawatts of energy scaling massive models on H100 clusters, I decided to pull things down to earth and focus on low-level optimization for a real-...
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!https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=11599452078289092535 So, I decided to stress-test fz ForgeZero and see how it handles a completely different environment. No beefy x8664 server, no standard glibc desktop setup—just a raw mobile terminal on...
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!https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=10858898993970459087 Recent changes to ForgeZero introduce two new build targets: musl libc cross-compilation through the Zig toolchain Objective-C compilation support on Linux The goal is not to add a...
alexvoste • • in Articles • 3 min read
What is Gloria JIT? Gloria JIT is a low-level programming language and compiler that is part of the ForgeZerohttps://github.com/forgezero-cli/forgezero ecosystem. It is written in Go and compiles source code directly to x86-64 machine code — no LLV...
alexvoste • • in Articles • 4 min read
We shipped v4.1.0 with a clear mandate: eliminate heap allocations from every critical path, harden the syscall layer, and make the build engine deterministic at hardware limits. v4.2.0 delivers on that — and then goes further. This release drops CG...
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alexvoste • • in Articles • 2 min read
ForgeZero 4.1 vs GNU Make: Up to 4.5x Faster Build Performance I've been working on ForgeZero, a modern build system designed to replace traditional make with a faster, zero-config approach. With the release of ForgeZero 4.1, I benchmarked it agai...
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