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joncalhoun
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I think you misunderstood what was said. In this proposal, each of your modules specifies a minimum version, but when code is built it tries to use the minimal version that meets those requirements. Eg I might have my module that says:
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joncalhoun
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I've been remote for a long time now, but I don't see it working for everyone; I don't even think it would work for a majority of people. Many just lack the communication skills and discipline to make it happen, and there are
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A lot of the syntax is a byproduct of the template packages shipped in Go. I assume the ordering of or, if, etc is a byproduct of them being function calls, but I'd have to double check to verify. Regardless it's a little weird at
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One issue with these is that they don't always ask you to rate what you expect. For instance, my local Walmart has one with a small sign above asking you to "rate your experience with self checkout" yet everyone who checks ou
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Using named return variables to capture panics in Go
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Inheritance tax also taxes wealth, but it does so rarely and again the rich tend to find ways to avoid this. The problem with many "wealth" taxes is that they end up missing the top 1% and hurting the people who are building a bus
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> cost of living crisis I know this is a major issue in CA, NYC, and probably a few other cities, but I'm not really well versed on how much of an issue it is elsewhere. Where could I learn more about this? Preferably sources with d
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I'm not stuck on 1hr segments, and I am willing to split exercises up, but only when it makes sense. For an example of this, see exercises 4 & 5 - the fifth one uses the code from the fourth. What I am weary of is a single exercise
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You can try to code each exercises on your own just by reading the GitHub repos. Eg https://github.com/gophercises/quiz If you want to see my solution and how I coded it then you have to watch the video and there aren
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> Your site wants me to open an account before it is willing to show me something that would commit me. I agree that an example video or two would be useful long term and I have been planning to add those eventually, but they aren't
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I want to get a run of 3" die cut stickers using all 3 designs but that will probably be a couple months. :/
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That sucks. Email me? jon@calhoun.io I'll happily work with you to figure out the issue, even if it means giving you a link to download some videos in the meantime.
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Yes. There's a link in the site footer to the artist, Marcus, though I did animate them myself.
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joncalhoun
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So like a simple, no-auth, realtime chat app using websockets to push data to each client? That sounds feasible in an hour.
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If you are getting value out of Gophercises I don't see any reason why the web dev course would be out of your reach. There are definitely exercises in Gophercises that are much harder than anything we code in a vast majority of the we
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Well that is annoying :( Can you check your spam folder for anything from jon@calhoun.io? If you keep having issues email me (same email as above) and I'll manually get you a login link.
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joncalhoun
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Thanks! EDIT: It looks like most things are fixed, but any outlook/hotmail emails aren't going out. Sorry everyone! I'm trying to deal w/ the issue but it looks like it has to do with an IP Mailgun uses being blocked by
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It is a puzzle :)
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I recall seeing at least one video in this series :) I love the idea and your work here, but I'm a little skeptical of doing something so similar since it won't add a ton of value with Francesc's videos already out there.
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I like the idea of using a crypto lib, but it will probably take some thought and experimentation to figure out what will fit into roughly a ~1hr exercise. That is always the hard part - not picking something too large.
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I'll just pretend I know all about boxing and it was intentional :)
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joncalhoun
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Noted. Thanks for the feedback :)
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This is indeed the site I used to fix the issue :)
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joncalhoun
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Email me - jon@calhoun.io I'll see if there is a way I can help you out :)
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It is probably an extension of some sort. I have heard this can happen with Privacy Badger, but I'm sure other extensions can cause the issue. I think it is a fairly common issue with embedded Vimeo videos, but I haven't had a cha
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joncalhoun
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Thanks. I'll have to go create an icon for this. So many custom icon formats :\ Edit: I believe I have an icon set here now. I might need to tweak it but it should work in the meantime.
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I'm not opposed to doing something in this space, but it is an area I have pretty much zero experience in. Can you recommend any language agnostic resources or really anything else that would help me get started in exploring this as a
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joncalhoun
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The "algorithms course" isn't really a course at this point but is just a series of blog posts and youtube videos. I want to do more with it eventually, but there are only so many hours in a day :( Anyway I hope you enjoy it!
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joncalhoun
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Thanks! Can you possibly email me a screenshot so I can fix it? jon [at] calhoun.io
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joncalhoun
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https://github.com/prologic/go-gopher appears to have you covered.
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