ainar-g

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by ainar-g 9y ago
Suggestion: range types link should lead directly to the docs. Some people really dislike PDFs and Postgres docs are awesome.
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by ainar-g 9y ago
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.6/static/rangetypes.html https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.6/static/functions-range.h... Holy shit. Why hasn't anyone talked about it soo
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by ainar-g 10y ago
In case you are wondering, it has nothing to do with the Go programming language.
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by ainar-g 10y ago
There is also Atlassian Hipchat. https://www.hipchat.com/ Has anyone used that? Any pros/cons?
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by ainar-g 10y ago
Whoah, nine percent? That's a lot! Now I wonder if the improvement better or worse on non-x86 platforms?
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Cmd/compile: Go 1.8 regression: sync/atomic loop elided(github.com)
194 points by ainar-g 10y ago|48 comments
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by ainar-g 10y ago
I'm Russian and "Как вы на это увидел" is not correct. In fact, I don't even know what that's supposed to mean, sorry. "Как вы на это смотрите" on the other hand is perfectly normal and basically means &qu
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by ainar-g 10y ago
You mean https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.8 ?
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by ainar-g 10y ago
Yeah, I figured that out as well, but thank you for finding the time to analyse the code and write an answer. I appreciate it and may be on my fourth attempt at actually learning Rust :)
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by ainar-g 10y ago
Okay, thank you again for your time!
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by ainar-g 10y ago
Wow, thanks for the reply. I copied the signature directly from your post and... it didn't work. I still got `user_index_handler` does not live long enough. But! If I replace impl server::Handler for UserIndexHandler with
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by ainar-g 10y ago
I've actually got that error with 1.15 as well. Or by "recently" you meant "on the nightly"? I updated hyper to 0.10.4, but the issue is still there. I will check your example app out (thanks for that!) but the prob
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by ainar-g 10y ago
This was a few months ago, so I had to dig up some code: https://is.gd/kQJ7nv Basically, I tried to create a very basic HTTP server the way I would in Go, but I kept getting all sorts of lifetime errors and kept adding stuf
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by ainar-g 10y ago
I see. I hope to see more better docs soon. Thank you for answering and for generally being open.
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by ainar-g 10y ago
>I can tolerate bugs You might want to rewrite that statement. Or at least clarify, what kind of software that you write that can "tolerate bugs" and what kind of bugs you're talking about.
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by ainar-g 10y ago
What about the warts part? Also, as someone who've tried to get into Rust three times now, I've been thinking, have you or anyone from the rust documentation team ever had sessions where you just - take a random C++/Go/P
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by ainar-g 10y ago
Does the "lower learning curve" goal include the lowering of learning curve for people who already know how to program? Because right now, the Book sometimes seems like it's aimed for people who either didn't program a l
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Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn Reddit AMA(reddit.com)
1 points by ainar-g 10y ago|0 comments
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by ainar-g 10y ago
The website is slow for me, so here's a cached version in case anyone needs it: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:IdCGkc... "Why Rust Sucks" is at the very end.
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by ainar-g 10y ago
Just as a nit, you can deserialize this number in Go just fine with big.Int: https://play.golang.org/p/s1EFgyXxl5 .
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by ainar-g 10y ago
Same goes for "Go saps all the fun out of the coding". As an ex-Ruby programmer, with Go I've never had so much fun programming since tinkering with C in college. Go just doesn't get in the way of implementing ideas, whi
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by ainar-g 10y ago
I feel like the title lacks the "[video]" tag. Unless I've missed the text version somewhere on that page.
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by ainar-g 10y ago
I personally think this is stupid. /r/golang is a community of its own. Deleting is just because you don't like what Reddit CEO did is silly, and will alienate a lot of people, which is not something a (still) young programmi
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/r/golang subreddit deletion proposal(groups.google.com)
18 points by ainar-g 10y ago|7 comments
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Alias declarations reverted from Go 1.8(groups.google.com)
2 points by ainar-g 10y ago|0 comments
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by ainar-g 10y ago
I think you meant "Kardashev". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kardashev_scale Unless this was a Kim Kardashian joke.
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by ainar-g 10y ago
To me this looks a lot like XHTML/XML serialized into JSON. I just don't see the benefits.
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by ainar-g 10y ago
I may be an outlier here, but I'm not bothered at all by the way sorting is currently done. It's good enough. The "tedious" type names are mostly unexported anyway, and Len and Swap methods are just a bit of copy-paste.
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by ainar-g 10y ago
Yes, there and mailing the go-dev mailing list [1] if you are serious about it. [1]: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/golang-dev
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by ainar-g 10y ago
From what I've seen, the answer to questions like "Why is platform X not supported" is "Because nobody works on supporting it". Take IBM as an example. They wanted a Go version for their machines, so they created on

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