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by helper 9y ago
What go compiler are you using? On my machine those run in exactly the same amount of time (go version go1.9 linux/amd64 ). $ ./tmp.test -test.bench . goos: linux goarch: amd64 BenchmarkInLoop-4 2000000000
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by helper 9y ago
You can use your yubikey to store your subkeys (still generated on the yubikey itself) while your master key is stored somewhere else. If you lose your yubikey you can revoke the subkeys and generate new ones signed by your existing master
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The scrypt parameters(blog.filippo.io)
2 points by helper 9y ago|0 comments
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by helper 9y ago
Really interesting nytimes article. > The operation, which also published 50 small specialty catalogues, only recently began accepting Visa and Mastercard for purchases, and for many years, customers had to pick up their purchases at a S
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Go Diagnostics(tip.golang.org)
1 points by helper 9y ago|0 comments
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by helper 9y ago
Interesting. Based on your response to the Gemstash licensing kerfuffle[0] a couple weeks ago I would have guessed you were still lawyering in some capacity for Google. Are you still involved in the opensource licensing policies at Google i
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by helper 9y ago
Illumos has a lot of nice features I'd like to use. But my product is a small low power ARM device and I'd run out of money long before I'd finish adding minimal ARM support to illumos. Things are not as simple as you suggest
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by helper 9y ago
+1 for buildroot. I've used it both professionally and on personal projects. All of my rpi projects run on tiny buildroot images (usually with a single go binary). I love that it produces an image I can write straight to an SD card tha
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by helper 9y ago
Maybe read "The Manager's Path" by Camille Fournier[0]. It focuses a lot on the transition from being an engineer to going into management. [0]: https://www.amazon.com/Managers-Path-Leaders-Navigating-Grow...
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NTSB Issues Investigative Update on San Francisco Airport Near Miss(ntsb.gov)
117 points by helper 9y ago|117 comments
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by helper 9y ago
There really are a lot of hyperloglog implementations in go. I'd be interested in seeing a comprehensive comparison between implementations for speed, accuracy and space efficiency.
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by helper 9y ago
Its not really any different context.WithValue where the strongly encouraged idiom is to have all access go through typed get/set methods that handle the type casting for you.
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by helper 9y ago
That makes sense. I was hoping someone would have some concrete benchmarks for different access patterns but I don't see any in the github issue[1]. [1]: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/18177
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by helper 9y ago
When should one use sync.Map vs a plain old map with a RWMutex?
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by helper 9y ago
You can still buy the phone unlocked direct from essential. This is "exclusive" to sprint in that sprint will be the only carrier to have this phone in their stores. The supported bands are: -UMTS/HSPA+: 1, 2, 4, 5 6, 8
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by helper 9y ago
Exclusive as in the only carrier to sell it in their stores. You can still buy it unlocked from their website.
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by helper 9y ago
If you write a syntactically and semantically correct go program it will compile. Can you give an example?
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by helper 9y ago
You can't add more data once you've truncated.
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by helper 10y ago
AMT and the 90 day limit on exercising after leaving a company are the main things that make options painful. There has been some movement in the industry to get away from the 90 day limit (by converting from ISOs to NSOs), but has there be
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by helper 10y ago
I read go's stdlib implementation more than any other language I have ever worked with. The main reason? Because the implementation is just a click away when you are looking at godoc.
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by helper 10y ago
I was able to get a few hits from a quick google search that are still in google's webcache.
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by helper 10y ago
Reviewable doesn't hide whitespace changes, it shows just enough so you can tell that whitespace changed without getting in the way of reading the rest of the diff.
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by helper 10y ago
+1 for reviewable. In addition to this feature reviewable's diff display is a lot nicer. For example it does a much better job handling whitespace only changes when a block of code gets reindented but otherwise doesn't change.
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by helper 10y ago
Before the remodel Ritual was open until 10pm every day except Sundays. I would occasionally do some work there in the evenings. It was convenient, but it didn't seem like they had enough traffic to justify being open that late.
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by helper 10y ago
Meraki is completely cloud based. Firmware upgrades happen automatically although you have some options about when they get applied (and you get notification before hand). Having built a software platform that integrated with the big enter
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by helper 10y ago
And here is a map of California's reservior levels: http://cdec.water.ca.gov/cdecapp/resapp/getResGraphsMain.act...
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by helper 10y ago
Its too bad no one has written a tool that keeps the familiar strace cli flags interface and output format but under the hood uses perf/ebpf. If such a tool existed I would be much more likely to reach for that than to fall back to str
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by helper 10y ago
Let me be clear, I think redis is a well engineered piece of software and I have been constantly impressed with the way antirez runs the project. Specifically for the question of a locking service, I need more availability than what a singl
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by helper 10y ago
I personally wouldn't use redis for anything besides a cache.
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by helper 10y ago
As a long time Cassandra user its easy to forget that some of Cassandra's semantics will be surprising to new users. That being said, if you are considering adopting an AP database it really is important for you to know the details abo

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