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Russ Cox: community process around Go dependency management was handled poorly(mobile.twitter.com)
4 points by JelteF 8y ago|0 comments
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Fixing the billion dollar mistake in Go by borrowing from Rust(getstream.io)
5 points by JelteF 8y ago|0 comments
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by JelteF 8y ago
All these services have free plans either if you have little traffic or if it's open source. So it's definitely possible to self host this (although maybe not completely trivial). Disclaimer: I work at Stream (but haven't rea
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by JelteF 8y ago
There's is one important detail that is never fully articulated in this article. It says B-trees are read optimized. This is true, but there's only a big difference for random reads and not sequential reads. Because seeking a key
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by JelteF 8y ago
Usually yes, but that's only the case if you try to spoof DNS/routing for end users. If you can fake the DNS/routing for the certificate registrars you can trick them in giving you a certificate.
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by JelteF 9y ago
We're currently working on an Open Source and good looking RSS + podcast app that has personalization built in. If that sounds interesting to you be sure sign up here to be notified when the beta is released: https://getstre
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by JelteF 9y ago
These people are basically giving driving lessons, just to cars instead of people. Regular driving instructors can do their job fulltime in a safe way without getting distracted. They don't control the car most of the time, yet they st
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Travis CI is down: Sounds like the main database was truncated(traviscistatus.com)
4 points by JelteF 9y ago|0 comments
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by JelteF 9y ago
That's exactly the problem. People can just remove their Go packages.
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by JelteF 9y ago
Looks neat, but after a quick look I think I still like https://www.debuggex.com/ better. Going step by step through the regex for a given string is really a killer feature for me.
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DNS66: OSS ad blocker for Android that works for all apps (no root needed)(github.com)
30 points by JelteF 9y ago|6 comments
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by JelteF 9y ago
I have to say I'm not very familiar with Riak. A quick google makes it look similar in functionality. I'm not sure about speed though, RocksDB is really really fast and storage efficient. We tried out a lot of other embedded KV st
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by JelteF 9y ago
Engineer at Stream here and I'm really not the guy to talk to about pricing. However, I can tell you that our features that are hardest to implement in a scalabale way are aggregated feeds (e.g. one message with "tom watched 10 vi
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by JelteF 9y ago
Not as far as I know. We did benchmark a lot of embedded storages before deciding on Rocksdb though.
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by JelteF 9y ago
I also think it's really interesting stuff and love working on it. I'll definitely write something about that if/when I do a blog post about it. But it's quite simple at its core. Like the current post mentions, we use R
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by JelteF 9y ago
Main developer of Keevo at Stream here and you ask a very good question. I've asked myself the same question quite a lot. And I think it actually warrants it own dedicated blog post at some point. To give some idea though, the main rea
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An ELI5 Version of Spectre and Meltdown(ds9a.nl)
1 points by JelteF 9y ago|0 comments
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Xkcd: Meltdown and Spectre(xkcd.com)
11 points by JelteF 9y ago|4 comments
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by JelteF 9y ago
All our production applications don't have their vendor committed. By running "dep ensure" it dep restores the exact same vendor directory from the lock file, we do this in CI where we build our binaries. For dependencies tha
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by JelteF 9y ago
Always nice to hear :). Be sure to report any issues you have on GitHub btw, the setup and usage should be as painless as possible.
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by JelteF 9y ago
My main method of keeping track of this is creating a symlink to all my actual projects in my regular ~/work directory. Appart from this most people use vendoring, but I use (and maintain) virtualgo instead: https://github.c
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by JelteF 9y ago
Dep (which is very similar to bundler) really solves most of the problems with Go dependency management and is the official tool everyone is converging to now: https://github.com/golang/dep For the problems it doesn&#x
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by JelteF 9y ago
Running "dep prune" after "dep ensure" should remove a lot of unnecessary files (this will be integrated into ensure somewhat soon). Also, in a lot of cases it's not needed to commit the vendor directory, so its siz
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by JelteF 9y ago
Main developer of vg here. In principle vg should work for packages outside of GOPATH when using full isolation mode (which has its own set of problem, see README for details). Its dep integration doesn't work then though last time I t
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by JelteF 9y ago
It definitely can lead to hard to find bugs. I even made an issue out of one case where it could happen in very unexpected ways (which is now fixed on the go master branch): https://github.com/golang/go/issues&#x2F
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by JelteF 9y ago
The raft consensus algorithm article [1] and the follow up that modifies it slightly with some changes that are useful when implementing it [2]. Both are written very clearly and very focused on actually using the algorithm in practice. Pro
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Things explicit is not (coining syntactic salt)(boats.gitlab.io)
2 points by JelteF 9y ago|0 comments
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by JelteF 9y ago
There's flask-restless, which removes most of the boilerplate. There's still good reasons to choose django over flask though, but easy rest apis can be achieved with both.
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by JelteF 9y ago
Cache consists of cache lines (usually 64 bytes). If an element in the list is smaller than the cache line a whole line is put in the cache anyway. This means that data is cached that you have not read yet. When using a contiguous array th
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by JelteF 9y ago
I agree that sometimes not having dependencies is important and that's definitely a big feature of this library. However, in my experience it is more desirable in many cases to have clear code. You basically get this for free when by u

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