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by exch 13y ago
Even shorter: package main import "io/ioutil" func main() { data, err := ioutil.ReadFile("/etc/ttys") ... println(string(data)) }
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by exch 13y ago
I'd have to agree here. There is no difference between Go's way of managing external dependencies, compared to any other language/platform where you use external packages. Whether they are manually downloaded and built, or pulled from some
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by exch 13y ago
It seems it doesn't go into a lot of detail as to the call-chain for each running goroutine, but this example may just not be very suitable to properly test it. Either way, here is the same deal with a bunch of running goroutines. http://p
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by exch 13y ago
As a practical example to 4ad's answer, here is the result of NULL-pointer dereference on the C code on my system (Arch Linux 3.9.2-1-ARCH). It does yield a SEGFAULT: http://play.golang.org/p/uoBKsRIJB7
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by exch 13y ago
Go is completely open source. The primary devs just happen to work at Google. That is all. If anything, the Google name attachment may only serve to help convince management that Go is a safe, long-term bet. If you don't like the Google att
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by exch 13y ago
He is referring to the `go` command, which is a front end to all of go's build tools. http://golang.org/cmd/go/
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The Reliability of Go(andrewwdeane.blogspot.com)
150 points by exch 13y ago|139 comments
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by exch 13y ago
To get a good overview of third party libraries 'out there', you can browse the index at http://godoc.org/-/index These are by no means all the 3rd party stuff out there, but it's a good starting point. Incidentally, this website is inten
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by exch 13y ago
You don't have to learn it. It is probably mostly interesting to users of concatenative languages, or those who just want to broaden their horizons.. Personally, I've fallen in love with it a few years ago. Even though I don't use Factor fo
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From melee to ranged: the most difficult design decision in Awesomenauts(joostdevblog.blogspot.nl)
1 points by exch 14y ago|0 comments
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by exch 14y ago
daurnimator: It is on the last image.
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by exch 14y ago
This warrants the obligatory XKCD quote[1]: "Space is hard" [1]: http://what-if.xkcd.com/38/
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by exch 14y ago
It is also mighty practical for interplanetary missions. Specially the ones that require landing and return trips. You can't realistically get the entire contraption + all the required fuel and engines up into orbit in one go. It is just to
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by exch 14y ago
Same here. While the wine approach worked, this seems to run just a bit smoother.
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by exch 14y ago
I bought it last week. This has replaced Minecraft for me. It is magnificent fun, even in its current alpha state. Then again, so was minecraft back in the day.
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by exch 14y ago
He/she probably can't. The concept is not new. Here's a flash version of the same game. it is a few years old. [1]: http://www.addictinggames.com/puzzle-games/3dlogic2.jsp
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by exch 14y ago
24.0.1312.69 on 64-bit Arch linux here. It all works super.
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The indie marketing plan(joostdevblog.blogspot.nl)
3 points by exch 14y ago|0 comments
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by exch 14y ago
That's not what OP said.
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Shining a light on how pitching to publishers works(joostdevblog.blogspot.nl)
1 points by exch 14y ago|0 comments
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by exch 14y ago
> crazily enough my install of GoLang on a windows box has a file that gets flagged as a compression bomb every full system scan. This may have something to do with Russ Cox's blog post on recursive zip-archives "Zip Files All The Way D
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by exch 14y ago
This subject has always caused me a great deal of headaches while trying to wrap my mind around it. If I understand you correctly then, the term 'teleportation' is entirely misleading in this context. I am also wondering about another issue
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by exch 14y ago
Writing a (web)server in Go is not so much about reinventing the wheel, as it is about slapping together the existing building blocks into a server specifically tailored to your application. These building blocks are very complete and are
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by exch 14y ago
I think this also has to do with your own experiences in life so far. I can identify with il's point in that regard. My life so far has had its share of downs. So now that everything is going well, I keep being reminded of the importance of
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by exch 14y ago
At the risk of going completely off topic and being all philosophical: Can someone explain to me what 'being happy' means? I have consistently failed to answer anyone who asked me if I was happy or not. All I can say is that I am content or
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Our experience with crowdsourcing translations(joostdevblog.blogspot.nl)
1 points by exch 14y ago|0 comments
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The craziness that is joysticks on PC(joostdevblog.blogspot.nl)
6 points by exch 14y ago|0 comments
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Optimisation lessons learned (part 3)(joostdevblog.blogspot.nl)
3 points by exch 14y ago|0 comments
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by exch 14y ago
Follow up on part 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4209642
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Optimisation lessons learned (part 2)(joostdevblog.blogspot.nl)
1 points by exch 14y ago|1 comments

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