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by cnbuff410 12y ago
> there is not a single reasonably sized Go project I'm not sure if I misunderstood your statement, but Go has Docker, CoreOS and numerous other projects which have more than 20 developers working on the same codebase.
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Go-promise: A library implement futrue and promise in Go(github.com)
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
It's both interesting and suprising that how steady this exponential growth curve is. The increasing speed of Go usage on stripe doesn't slow down as time goes by. Of course without knowing the base we don't know how big usag
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
Here's Motorola's statement: The typical battery capacity for Moto 360 is 320 mAh and the minimum is 300 mAh. In the mobile industry, sometimes both the minimum and typical capacity is listed on the battery, with the typical capac
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Smartwatch Wars: The Apple Watch versus Android Wear, in Screenshots(arstechnica.com)
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
I'm sure the author is very knowledgeable on the watch industry and by no means I'm challenging his taste and feel of fashion. I'm just curious that when he made claim of "The Apple Watch is by far the best smartwatch&qu
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
I think there are two things Apple did wrong here 1. They have customized size and band, while not the shape. I for one love round shape and hate the square shape, and I believe I'm not the only one with this preference. 2. They emphas
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
Go for it. Time will prove which side is correct.
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
I'm not saying big screen is for everyone. I'm simply pointing out how stubborn and blind they were. They were not defending small screen. They were basically saying big screen is useless, stupid, and bad fit for your hand if you
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
Okay, I'm not trying to be a dick here. But everytime when I see the rumor about the screen size of iPhone 6, it always remind me how Gruber and Jim Dalrymple, two of the biggest Apple fans on the internet, mock the screen size of Sams
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
What makes Go's syntax that unintuitive to you? Go's syntax is really easy to most programmers who is willing to learn. It's probably just 1 days work to pick it up. It's very similar to Swift's syntax in many aspec
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Codeworld: An open-source educational programming environment using Haskell(github.com)
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Azul3D – A 3D game engine written in Go(azul3d.org)
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
Oh yes please. It makes no sense to bind a photo product with a social platform. I mean you can make them talk to each other, for sure, but for now it's more like photo won't function normally without G+. For example, it's qu
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Book of Elementary Algorithms and Data structures(github.com)
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
Does it only work for Linux? I could not go get it under MacOs.
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
A RSS for new paper would be handy. Also, most academic people have Gmail account, a Google account login support would be more convenient.
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Get Your Development Team Started With Go(digitalocean.com)
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CoreOS gets $8 million to prepare for the mainstream(gigaom.com)
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
Here is a brief introduction http://google-opensource.blogspot.hk/2014/06/cayley-graphs-i...
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
Congrats, guys! Thanks for the great effort.
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
vim-go( https://github.com/fatih/vim-go ) takes care of a lot of things for you already.
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
I'm not sure if "not being able to understand Chinese therefore all their communication looks like secret" is the reason for me to get downvotes. FWIW, I'm native Chinese speaker living in US and have been closely follow
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
I don't see how Scala is "killing it" in China[1]. China is even not in top 10 in terms of contribution for Scala's search traffic. [1]: https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=%2Fm%2F09gbxjr%2C%20..
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
I'm not sure Go is more popular in China than in US. Based on what I heard, The companies using Go is definitely more in US, and it's the same case for online discussion and offline meetups. I don't quite get why the search t
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
> Well, that's what I do. But Go seems to get a disproportionate amount of coverage on HN, particularly compared with what people I've met in real life are using. (at least here in London. Maybe it's much more popular in S
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
You don't even know what kind of project I'm talking about and you are saying "rather than the best tools available"? I don't get it. Do you really believe that problem field doesn't matter, and FP is "bes
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
A lot of FP people tend to think people don't use FP are those who have "never heard of any modern functional languages". I don't know where does this kind of arrogance come from. Sure, functional language can be used in
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
It's probably harder than just registering a new account and trolling here.
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by cnbuff410 12y ago
it's latest. Go 1.3 will have a minimum stack size back down at 4 kB. I think they have plan to even trim it down to 1-2 KB in Go 1.4

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