grumpydba

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by grumpydba 7y ago
This has been acknowledged and addressed. What is your proposal?
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by grumpydba 7y ago
You mention a lot of workarounds and knobs though. And the excessive use of layers of abstractions in the Java world is scary.
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by grumpydba 7y ago
Memory usage, compile time, simplicity, readability and deployment story are notable fronts in which go is several miles ahead.
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by grumpydba 7y ago
> users of Go are peons who can't be trusted with sharp implements. Pike himself is a user.
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by grumpydba 7y ago
> It speaks very well to their fiscal management too that they're able to fund the project through ticket sales, and don't need to levy any new taxes or bonds. Paris' current fiscal management is the worst the city has eve
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by grumpydba 7y ago
> You can if you're part of the core team and implement them as builtins. Go doesn't have userland generics, because users of Go are peons who can't be trusted with sharp implements. It looks like you are in golang core te
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by grumpydba 7y ago
> The license can change any time they want. They can change the license to prevent certain companies from using future releases and/or security patches. Until then, it's a bsd inspired license. And you get code from Cox, Gries
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by grumpydba 7y ago
> Shell script also has dependencies: specific version of shell and CLI utilities. Just use posix stuff. And move on.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Richard Hudson, Ian Lance Taylor, David Chase, Austin Clements. The team is incredibly skilled. And of course Pike, Griesmer & Cox. I think that they are well aware of the trade-offs they make. And I also think that it is quite arrogant
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by grumpydba 8y ago
The team has world class compiler and GC experts. You should know better.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
I find American identity politics to be nefarious. And people in France are trying very hard to import them here.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
> Actually, it is mostly old white men. So racism is OK?
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by grumpydba 8y ago
> The things you build have value. They're making other people billions of dollars. Charge accordingly. html and js tables are a commodity which does not make billions of dollars. They will be forked into oblivion. I think they o
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by grumpydba 8y ago
However developing linux applications is still painful on windowd. Even with wsl the Fs perf bites pretty hard.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Well I guess Brian Cantrill is not well informed about oracle and ex sun employees. Or is he?
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by grumpydba 8y ago
PostgreSQL. It's awesome, welcoming and well documented.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Indeed. But sun is oracle now. So yeah oracle is to blame. They have literally fired an employee working on zfs for saying oracle should gpl it. There, one more reason to hate oracle.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
eBPF was created before dtrace was GPL'd. Oracle is to blame there. 100%.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
> Governments should reduce the number of unintentional loopholes They are intentional. Source: tax lawyer friends.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
My company (big bank) is leaving oracle's jvm. Because of the new licensing. They are not the only ones.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
It was migrated away to aurora
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Hi, will do, thanks! I guess in_memory_storage_folder.go is a good starting point.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Would you accept PRs implementing ssh backups ?
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Are there benchmarks to provide metrics on this ? Depending on the amount of garbage generated by the runtime the cost might be lower than in theory.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Also this release introduces ABI versioning, it should be a first step to introduce register based calling convention and deliver a 5% performance boost. https://github.com/golang/go/issues/18597
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by grumpydba 8y ago
You say this as if swing is a plus for java. It looks alien everywhere. Is it used by eclipse by the way?
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Care to provide the name of VC backed companies built around them? I do not know of any. Akka has some java shops using them. But I wouldn't call it a database. Ravendb...
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Yes those are two bloated stdlibs.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Nobody uses ravendb or akka.
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by grumpydba 8y ago
Indeed. However go does make some inroads there for oltp workloads or simple kv like etcd.

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