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Silicon Valley's reluctant housewives: immigration law bars women from work(theguardian.com)
3 points by farslan 10y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 11y ago
The vim section is obsolote. There is no `misc/vim` anymore.
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by farslan 11y ago
Does this also affect H1B holder that are temporary living outside the US?
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by farslan 11y ago
You're welcome! It's my pleasure. I'm really happy to see people writing Go in a more productive environment.
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by farslan 11y ago
Author here. Vim doesn't have type by completion support, however it imho has completion, but it needs to be triggered manually with a key shortcut(such as C-X C-O). Plugins like YCM changes this behavior to on the fly completion. For
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by farslan 11y ago
Agree. I've started 8 months ago for http://stronglifts.com/ and it was the best decision I gave.
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Vim-go 1.1 release(github.com)
1 points by farslan 11y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 11y ago
These are great notes. Just bookmarked. I'm a self taught programmer (but have EE degree) and have just started to read SICP. I'm actually a Vim guy, but because it was awkward to use Vim, I've decided to use DrRacket. Why no
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by farslan 11y ago
Unfortunately this is not true. There is no way you can download a .zip file from an Album shared from Carousel. Here is even a support case with users complaining: https://www.dropboxforum.com/hc/communities/publi
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by farslan 11y ago
They have products like Carousel, which is not even capable of sharing photo albums with others with a direct URL, which was the number one core feature Dropbox had since one day. Meanwhile the competitors all support it (Flickr, Google Pho
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by farslan 11y ago
It's just an example. Of course the function has many other statements before the returning function which is not shown, otherwise it doesn't make sense of course.
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by farslan 11y ago
5) I've replied on another comment, but stringer was not written back then. Totally agree on that one :) 6) Makes sense, but starting it with +1 makes it really easy to see if it's initialized or not (if you care about or need the
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by farslan 11y ago
Author here. It was not written back then :) However it was used so much Rob decided to write a tool to auto generate the String method. So it's now very easy to generate and and it's also uses a much more efficient algorithm to r
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by farslan 11y ago
Because you don't agree with this: http://golang.org/doc/go1compat ? And there is even an example of how a new field called `Zone` was introduced and not using tagged literals would break the existing code. I don&
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by farslan 11y ago
Sometimes you don't use the field everywhere. Instead you add a new field to extend a functionality, with a proper new method/function. So if you use tag literals your existing code will still compile safely, and the tests will pa
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by farslan 11y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm the author of vim-go [1]) I think vim-go has a really nice balance here. Part of the strength comes from the excellent tooling the Go community created. Each tool is orthogonal to each other and they are pluggable and
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Show HN: Images: A tool for managing machine images from multiple providers(github.com)
1 points by farslan 11y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 11y ago
I thought Berlin has many airports (I remember Tegel and the other one). So this is another new one ? If yes, why is there a need for a new one :) For example Frankfurt has only one and it's capable much more than Berlin, because it&#x
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Receiving Kindle books as donation for my open source project(arslan.io)
2 points by farslan 12y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 12y ago
This is very nice. I was creating manual changelog via Github releases. I really like that way because I can see the latest changes immediately and pick the relevant changes: https://github.com/fatih/vim-go/release
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by farslan 12y ago
This book is like a textbook and there is tons of stuff you might want to try. However I still couldn't finish it due to high intensity information it contains.
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by farslan 12y ago
I'm one of the Core authors of the Kite library (library for writing micro services). I wrote an extensive introduction here on GopherAcademy: http://blog.gopheracademy.com/birthday-bash-2014/kite-micros... I thin
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by farslan 12y ago
This video is about a Teacher who lives in that building. It's really cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naPguX84Amg
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by farslan 12y ago
Having around people like Salvatore is really nice for remote working developers. Because you can see that working in San Francisco (or Silicon Valley) is not a must for a successful software developer. I definitely agree on that and with t
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by farslan 12y ago
I think it's because of the distinction of Author and Committer. I also don't see my name there: https://github.com/golang/tools/commits/master/cmd/cover/fun...
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by farslan 12y ago
Also contributors are not the same as committers in Github. And I've found that Github doesn't display Authors but only Committers. Example: https://github.com/golang/tools/commits/master/cmd&#x
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by farslan 12y ago
Here is a screencast example of using it with Vim: http://quick.as/dgof2p7
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by farslan 12y ago
Pity they choose "Golang" instead of "Go" for their default Go image. It's called "Go". And they built Docker with Go.
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by farslan 12y ago
I know Peter from the Go community. He also wrote previously some posts about Go. As same, I don't know the others too :)
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Ten useful techniques in Go(arslan.io)
13 points by farslan 12y ago|0 comments

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