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by 38 3y ago
Pretty easy to succeed when it's the only language a browser supports.
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by 38 3y ago
Personal and professional Go developer here. I will never use or recommend that my company use something called cockroach. Call me petty, but fix the fucking name.
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by 38 3y ago
totally agree. who cares that we are selling our users data to the highest bidder, gotta get that money right?
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by 38 3y ago
> I love go, but I hate CamelCase so much that I often find myself using a thesaurus to find better names for my structs and functions what does one have to do with the other? also yeah I agree, CamelCase is awful. for a while I was doin
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by 38 3y ago
https://github.com/cabellwg/exit-vim
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by 38 3y ago
> detect when a given language server binary, such as gopls, is already present in $PATH. If so, it should use that instead of downloading a new binary Please don't do this. If you don't find the file, just bail out. Your edito
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by 38 3y ago
25MB is low enough to prevent me from even trying it. Should be at least 100, cmon.
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by 38 3y ago
Please God no. It's awful for accessibility. What's on? What's off? Or is it left or right? Or something else? Also fun times when someone starts using gray for the element color (I've seen that in production). It's
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by 38 3y ago
Thank God. Twitter logged out is a piece of shit, and they are purposefully gimping the API to make nitter awful too. Fuck Twitter.
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by 38 3y ago
> I can write all these posts and tell you with a straight face there’s no tradeoff because appeasing the borrow checker is NBD. I never think about appeasing the borrow checker when I write Rust. Guy is in a bubble. He doesn't real
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by 38 3y ago
EIGHT ads on the first URL. what the fuck WSJ.
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by 38 3y ago
thats mostly true. you need to at least be at the top level of the module to do go run. any higher and you get a missing go.mod error.
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by 38 3y ago
you can also do `go run hello.go world.go`, but yeah `go run .` is probably better
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by 38 3y ago
its futile against AI, but not humans.
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by 38 3y ago
God forbid we want to stop people making money off our work right?
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by 38 3y ago
I am on Firefox...
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by 38 3y ago
> basic 1300 lines... also, the line numbers dont actually align with the lines: https://git.kernel.dk/cgit/liburing/tree/examples/proxy.c#n1...
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by 38 3y ago
Isn't the actual size important, and not the money involved?
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by 38 3y ago
> coolness factor Apple hasn't been cool for a long, long time. Everyone has an iPhone so it's no longer special. It's just a waste of money when you can get basically the same android phone for half the price
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by 38 3y ago
> However, they are increasingly being used to generate (sic) assist human mathematicians in a variety of creative ways, beyond just brute-force case checking or computation. can you fix this? even with the (sic) I have no idea what you
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by 38 3y ago
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hacker's_Diet
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by 38 3y ago
> Your language is clearly emotional. that might be true, but how does that address the points in my arguments? if someone is lacking a strong argument, its easier to attack the commenter. > is not a reason-based, technical argument,
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by 38 3y ago
> I didn't see that, it reflowed immediately for me. it should not be reflowing 10 times, thats the problem. pick your battles. reflow a couple of times. after that just use a god damn scrollbar. > I didn't notice anything.
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by 38 3y ago
1. change the width of the window. you will see the layout of the page change at least 10 times. 2. scroll down. you will see the layout of the page change at least 4 times. 3. the single most important part of the page, the NAVIGATION, is
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by 38 3y ago
It looks decent enough, but they forgot that it actually needs to be usable.
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by 38 3y ago
yeah, thats depressing. the modern web is an absolute hellscape. even stuff as simple as documentation. the old Go docs used to look like this: https://godocs.io/fmt now its this nightmare: https://pkg.go.dev&#x2
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by 38 3y ago
> can't wait for some map/filter/find slice functions though! just use a for loop. 90% of the time the code will actually be clearer, and faster. the hoops people just through to avoid 2 extra lines of code is mind bogglin
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by 38 3y ago
yeah, it is. the percentage of new C++ projects has plummeted, compared to modern options such as Rust or Go. developers are sick and tired of the awful tooling and decades old issues with C++, that will likely never be fixed. I for one wil
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by 38 3y ago
> You should rather look at go.mod file no. the whole point of go.sum is to see everything. you could have a go.mod with a single item, but if that item is a giant module with hundreds of third party imports (as in this case), its quite
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by 38 3y ago
sadly the Go implementation is bloated as hell: https://github.com/apple/pkl-go/blob/main/go.sum no thank you.

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