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alias_neo
8y ago
This is exactly the right idea. Just like Golang was written in C until ~1.5, you can't develop something "right" if you're relying on it as your tool. Use something that works until you're stable, and have all the
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alias_neo
8y ago
An interesting idea, but, I noticed some way down (almost the end in fact) that sadly the title is misleading. Yes you're using Golang, but, only as a "script". In reality, you're calling git command line to perform the
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alias_neo
9y ago
One thing the article entirely neglects to mention is that the well engineered design came, via licensing, from an antenna specialist company called "Proant" http://www.proant.se/en/news/2017/03/
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alias_neo
9y ago
I host mine on Digital Ocean. I commit the code to github, dev branch is deployed to stg.mydomain and master is deployed to mydomain. In terms of deployment, I use Caddy which, with ~3 lines of config will auto-TLS your site using Lets Encr
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alias_neo
9y ago
What's the "slot" on the back next to the USB C port?
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alias_neo
10y ago
London here; You can ask, but on several occasions I've had them indicate they're not allowed to answer the question. Absolutely bullshit behaviour from an employer and in which case I'll insist it's removed and give th
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alias_neo
10y ago
Nobody else seems to have mentioned it, but with 2x4K screens, Ubuntu Gnome (16.04) with it's Hi-DPI capabilities is the only thing even close to usable for me at the moment. I've tried switching to XFCE and a couple of other ligh
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alias_neo
10y ago
As much as I love the Bioshock series, I take all of the figures with a pinch of salt considering I, presumably not alone in this, own at least 3 copies of each on various platforms. I'm also about to buy the remastered for PC, just be
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alias_neo
10y ago
I think this is a good idea for beginners, if the golang workflow continues to be un-intuitive. As an experienced programmer that is relatively new to Golang, I feel that the team have simply missed the mark on some of the tooling and basic