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11y ago
As it said, it works now only with simple code. Even for primesieve example I had to modify code, unroll loop and so on. The approach itself is limited, though it was enough for my task. I'll try another option (with Vyukov's trac
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Thank you. I was thinking about topic for my talk on Lviv Golang Meetup, and idea just popped in my head. But initially I thought there is an easy way to draw traces exists. Unfortunately, sharing visualizations is still a complex process,
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Thanks. Totally agree. Look how quickly people switch to whiteboard when failed to explain some software design linguistically. We lack an easy tool for sharing our internal spatial representations with other people, and there is a lot of s
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11y ago
Thank you.
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11y ago
OP here. Thanks jerf. I wish we had tools for sharing visualizations from our heads as easy as posting to facebook. :)
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11y ago
> but looking at the language itself to try to identify the reasons for its relative success is doomed to fail. Is it? People who use Go and people who designed Go both appeal to the language design. It's users write blog posts abou
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11y ago
One of the previous versions of this talk I keep in a bookmarks folder named 'Must see videos'.
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11y ago
Nice model, but unfortunately it's not true. Neocortex doesn't have 'special face diff storage mechanism'. It doesn't work like this.
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11y ago
Otto uses Vagrant under the hood.
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11y ago
Does the majority read commit messages as "If applied, this commit will..."? I always treated log messages as a history of events, i.e. describing what had happened in the past - this commit "fixed" something, and this o
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11y ago
Do not drink at all. Literally never tried alcohol at all and never wanted to. PS. I hope there are more people like me over there :)
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Last year's dotGo was good - venue is amazing (it was a theatre), the format, inspired by TED, is awesome and easy to follow, and it's Paris after all. This year it should be even cooler, because of quite interesting and serious s
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12y ago
I see this project as a helper for transition from "dynamic loading plugins" to "microservices" mindset :)
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12y ago
Jeff Hawkins wrote absolutely the same thing in his "On Intelligence" book (2004), and came to that conclusion from his brain model.
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12y ago
Thanks. I'm already using it for tutorials ascii-casts. Works great so far.