jksmith

45 ms·

391.
by jksmith 12y ago
Site usage analytics has a lot to do with state in a way. How about a visit counter? Something lightweight that would persist page count/ip address/lastdate values with an ip address key.
392.
by jksmith 12y ago
Preach it! Been using Go for a while now, and I haven't been able to keep this much of the problem domain in my head since my days coding in M2. IMO, that's the point of Go.
393.
by jksmith 12y ago
+1
394.
by jksmith 12y ago
Sure. For the internet to be fully realized, all endpoints need to provide services just as easily as consume services. The whole thing is a system.
395.
by jksmith 12y ago
Speaking of which, of all the shops moving to Git, prolly only a handful exercise the full value of dvcs.
396.
by jksmith 12y ago
>The fact I need an IDE to make it workable (just) highlights this point. J2EE was terrible too, because it showed where things can go, if you let the Java astronaut architects lead. IMO you could say the same thing about C# and VS as we
397.
by jksmith 12y ago
>A framework calls your code, a library is called by your code. Exactly. Very subjective, but I lean towards library with golang, because it seems more natural, and the bigger a framework gets, the more you have to do work for it to get
398.
by jksmith 12y ago
Yeah same thing down in Bham. The indoor malls are becoming derelict, with the use of the word "mall" reverting to an original meaning, like an outdoor area that happens to include sidewalk stores.
399.
by jksmith 12y ago
Yeah on all this stuff.
400.
by jksmith 12y ago
Or if Go and Rust had a FOR loop guaranteed to stop at 0, as with a Wirthian language, no?
401.
by jksmith 12y ago
I knew the increasing legalization of marijuana would give rise to all kinds of side industries.
402.
by jksmith 12y ago
Actually it's an exercise in manipulation. HN tends to take itself too seriously sometimes (you know, pressure for intellectual rigour and all that), so occasionally I'll throw something out there to see how many points I can lose
403.
by jksmith 12y ago
Next: "Insurance companies warn against unsafe, self-driving driving cars." Spy on me then kill the very thing that could make car insurance obsolete. Fuck off.
404.
by jksmith 12y ago
Or the Death Star and a tomato seed
405.
by jksmith 12y ago
If it floats, flies, or fornicates, better to rent it than to own it.
406.
by jksmith 12y ago
white linen suit, blue t shirt, brutinis with no socks, golang
407.
by jksmith 12y ago
Now if they could make some more money and expand to other airports.
408.
by jksmith 12y ago
True dat. Half frozen Corona is the rx for summer heat. And once you've been in a quick mart beer cave on a 100 degree day......
409.
by jksmith 12y ago
If you're going to call something half-assed because it's not HAProxy then I for one would consider it more productive if this was framed in terms of metrics instead of something like "half-assed." Does HAProxy have a su
410.
by jksmith 12y ago
So it's half assed if it's not HAProxy? How so?
411.
by jksmith 12y ago
This is a golang project, no?
412.
by jksmith 12y ago
It's certainly not true with Go so far in my experience. Download, grab some packages that do specific things, put together a solution. Low noise.
413.
by jksmith 12y ago
Custom windows servers that do failover and interceptor pattern at the same time. Try that with IIS without pulling your hair out.
414.
by jksmith 12y ago
Exactly what is %15 for 30 years going to get me but delayed poverty? The standard retirement language in this piece is just bs peddled by money managers that I've been hearing all my working career.
415.
by jksmith 13y ago
+1 Gets the job done.
416.
by jksmith 13y ago
That's a bible verse describing Jesus making a blind man see. Point is, knowing God better is apparently of value to religious Jews and Christians. Biblical study can serve this effort. If it (knowing God) really is important to believ
417.
by jksmith 13y ago
Huge ramifications for religion. Thinking of Mark 8:22. To know God, you must become... We have to be ok with this at some point.
418.
by jksmith 13y ago
@vidarh I was going to write a post, but you already wrote it. It's a great shame that many young programmers I meet think they need the noise of c# to pull off some good code. M2 with so few keywords, excruciating compile time checkin
419.
by jksmith 13y ago
Same here. Good support in LiteIDE. Debugger works from LiteIDE. Been meaning to try this LightTable plugin ( https://github.com/toqueteos/LightTable-Go ) but haven't gotten around to it yet.
420.
by jksmith 13y ago
Finally, I've been taken seriously on this board.

More ›