chrisbroadfoot

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Smaller Go 1.7 Binaries(blog.golang.org)
29 points by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago|5 comments
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
No. F refers to a different function than t.F.
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
I applaud the approach and the effort, but there are some basic things in this book that are just not correct, or are difficult to read. One random page that I jumped to: https://thewhitetulip.gitbooks.io/webapp-with-golang-
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
Yes! Please do that. Use something like git-vendor: https://github.com/brettlangdon/git-vendor
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
That's right. It's production-quality, but the API surface might change. If you're OK with changing your code sometime in the future, then I'd recommend giving it a try for this or your next project. Changes will likely
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
Here's the idiomatic library for bigquery: https://godoc.org/google.golang.org/cloud/bigquery
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
> Google itself doesn't actually have any real API libraries for their cloud services. We're (I'm one of the contributors) working on them. Check them out here: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/g
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
Have you got a link to a post mortem?
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
My Travis config deploys to App Engine. Have a look at these two files: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/golang-samples/blob/m... https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/golang-sampl
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
Add Redis to your custom docker image?
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by chrisbroadfoot 10y ago
Huh? Android 6.0 Marshmallow? It's on my phone right now. And the next version (N) is already announced: https://developer.android.com/preview/index.html This comment does not really make sense.
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
Don't click the link above. It may crash your browser. ------------------------------ Full text: We often get complaints around Weboob‘s name, and the various application names. There’s no denying they’re childish. What they are not, h
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
Christchurch?
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
That's $1200 for a bed in a shared house, not a 1 bed apartment, which goes for about $3300.
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Go Proverbs (Rob Pike)(youtube.com)
7 points by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago|0 comments
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
> I've lost work email in the past when switching jobs and I don't want that to happen again. How do your employers feel about that? If I tried that with my current employer, I'd be switching jobs straight away.
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
Not bad. There are some pretty bad errors on tile boundaries, though: http://i.imgur.com/ifSXs2H.png https://maps.wikimedia.org/#9/21.8526/103.5901
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
Good to hear. I haven't programmed in Java in about that much time :)
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
> Explicitness and non-magicness are extremely valued in that environment. This is not my experience with Java programs. Enterprise Java programs often have many layers of magic abstraction, like Aspect-Oriented Programming, dependency i
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
Yes. That's why you usually write it like this: time.Now().Add(10 * time.Minute)
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
> At Google and Two Sigma, interns are kept in an "intern container" As an employee of Google who has hosted numerous interns, I can say this is not true. Interns have broad access to information at Google.
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
or just named return values func (a *Account) VerifyPassword(password string) (isValid, wasUpdated bool, err error) {
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
Not sure what you mean specifically, but here's some of my thoughts (note that these do not represent those of the product team)... * Technical reasons. All calls to Android Maps API happen via an IPC (inter-process, not intra-process,
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by chrisbroadfoot 11y ago
Author of said library here. I still work for Google, but I'm not on the Maps team anymore :) Agree that some of the functionality in the util library should be in the base library, or the util library linked to from the Maps documenta
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by chrisbroadfoot 12y ago
> Google says you can shrink smartphone UX to a smartwatch Citation needed. As GP said, the Android Wear team has considered the UX for wearables from the ground up. You're delusional.
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by chrisbroadfoot 12y ago
They're a bit like Android's training guides, which I think are excellent: https://developer.android.com/training/index.html
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by chrisbroadfoot 12y ago
I assume you meant the Google CLA. It's only 8 fields and you only have to sign it once. https://developers.google.com/open-source/cla/individual
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by chrisbroadfoot 13y ago
Hi, I work on the Google Maps API team. I am not a lawyer, but my reading of the terms does not equate with yours. Here's the excerpt: (a) Free Access (No Fees). Your Maps API Implementation must be generally accessible t
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by chrisbroadfoot 13y ago
their js map control is severely lacking in features compared to something like leaflet, openlayers, or esri's js component. I work on the Google Maps API. I'd love to hear more about what features you're missing.
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Open Patent Non-Assertion Pledge – Google(google.com)
5 points by chrisbroadfoot 13y ago|0 comments

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