It seems that the data is written to only a single node. But if that's the case, how is fault-tolerant ensured? In terms of data synchronization, how is this different from setting the replication factor to one in Kafka or Pulsar?

This article delves into the concept of timing attacks, a method of exploiting timing differences in string comparison operations to extract confidential information. By comparing the positions of the first differing characters in strings, attackers can infer the contents of hidden strings. Timing attacks can take various forms, including statistical analysis, introducing random delays, or employing fixed-time comparisons as countermeasures. To mitigate timing attacks, the article introduces the approach of implementing constant-time string comparison and provides an example code. Constant-time string comparison eliminates timing variations, effectively preventing attackers from leveraging timing differences to extract sensitive information from compared strings.

Here's my attempt at using chatgpt to help me write a blog, looks good.

Interesting point. CPU designers and compiler experts have worked almost the same way to optimize the execution performance.

From my testing, this doesn't seem to work on Safari. But it actually works on Chrome. Another reason for using Safari instead of Chrome.

ChatGPT now is not only a simple standalone AI model, but a powerful AI core engine, and more and more people or companies will develop more and more interesting things based on ChatGPT. Like this awesome visual ChatGPT.