bilinguliar

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by bilinguliar 4y ago
I am delighted with the error handling in Go. Overall I would prefer to Go with the current features and not add more, maybe even deleting some inconsistencies in Go v2.
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by bilinguliar 4y ago
Taking into account that some sort of automated tool also generates recruiter letters and follow-ups - we witnessed a fight of two computers without any value in it for anyone.
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by bilinguliar 4y ago
Comment about IDE.
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by bilinguliar 4y ago
I think there are a few factors that contribute to its popularity: • Once you have tried Tailscale - you are hooked; • The team behind Tailscale is capable of changing the industry; • Tailscale users become evangelists; Sincerely yours, Tai
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by bilinguliar 5y ago
In the case of OpenBSD, it is more “drinking your own champagne” than “eating your own dog food.”
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by bilinguliar 5y ago
I am wondering if antitrust laws are applicable in this case.
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by bilinguliar 5y ago
It is not only hard for you, but it is also hard for a computer. And Go expresses this perfectly. Once you hide this behind a convenient `slice.Delete(x)`, you may end up with a codebase that bleeds performance.
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by bilinguliar 5y ago
This allows you to keep recent records in DB cache, for example. Contrary, random keys would constantly invalidate the cache unless all your data fits in memory.
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by bilinguliar 6y ago
‘Mova’ means ‘language’ in Ukrainian, seems legit.
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by bilinguliar 6y ago
Sometimes you are not focused because deep inside, you know that the task at hand is not what you need. If this is the case, and you can admit it, then it is an excellent opportunity to reflect on yourself. Maybe you are at a meaningless jo
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by bilinguliar 6y ago
I have identified this issue during whiteboard interviews. I was not able to write code on a blank piece of paper/plastic. It turns out I have delegated part of the coding activities to tools like IDE and Google. I made a conscious dec
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by bilinguliar 6y ago
No surprise WebAssembly is disabled in Chrome on OpenBSD.
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by bilinguliar 6y ago
Do not get me wrong, k8s is a revolutionary piece of software, but it is not the best example of a clean Go project. There are a few disturbing things: 1) Usage of `utils` package. Points against it were made in: https://dave.che
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by bilinguliar 6y ago
I also suggest reading: stdlib, projects by Rob Pike (Upspin), Andrew Gerrand, Brad Fitzpatrick, Dmitry Vyukov, Jaana Dogan, Jonathan Amsterdam. Please avoid: Kubernetes, AWS code. As a rule of thumb - less imports is better.