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What Brett said. Also, as the project matures we will provide binaries and downloads but for now the barrier to entry is probably convenient. Go isn't the proj
by bradfitz 16y ago
What Brett said. Also, as the project matures we will provide binaries and downloads but for now the barrier to entry is probably convenient.
Go isn't the project's choice. It's my personal choice as I continue to love the language. The project encourages all languages.
- codemechanic 16y agoIt sounds more like Tonido (http://www.tonido.com http://www.tonido.com). At least, the broader principles: * Disk is cheap and getting cheaper * Put the user in control. Own your data. * Privacy and paranoia * Decentralization is important, but.. * End users won't be dorks. Must also be possible to be easy, hosted. * Content-Addressability has so many awesome properties (validation, cachability, etc). Use it as much as possible. * Redundancy and over-explicitness is fine. Compression will help. Redundancy and over-explicitness will be convenient for future digital archeologists, too.