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kid0m4n
12y ago
This is great news indeed. Why could this not have come 8 months ago? Back then, it was quite disheartening to see the replies from AWS team about Go support.
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12y ago
This is great to hear. If this had come out 8 months ago, we would have definitely not taken out AWS from the running. Our startup choose Go as its primary language, and Amazon's lack of a Go SDK definitely turned us away.
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12y ago
Yep, thats one of the main reasons of basing my startup on Go. For that eventual HN post!
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12y ago
If he had generics, he could have written an emulator for ALL devices in one Go. In the same amount of code (probably lesser) to boot!
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SpaceX CRS-5 launch aborted, next attempt Friday
(blogs.nasa.gov)
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12y ago
The Rust code in this example looks extremely busy. A lot of cognitive load for the sake of performance and safety. Also what is stopping a LLVM backend for Go being developed?
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kid0m4n
12y ago
And now we go around in circles. ASP and classic PHP were the forerunners of using code to do the view!
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12y ago
spoken with some authority? https://talks.golang.org/2013/oscon-dl.slide#1
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12y ago
Having actually gone through the pains of using Chef to provision a Windows box, I would say it was totally worth it.
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12y ago
A customized MD389LL (2.6 Ghz i7, 16 GB RAM, 2 x 256 GB SSD) would be quite mean actually!
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GopherConIndia calling speakers
(gophercon.in)
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Async IO Part 1 – Go vs. Node.js
(kidoman.io)
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12y ago
The Github repo: https://github.com/kidoman/embd
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Go + Embedded programming
(kidoman.io)
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EMBD: Golang based embedded programming
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Show HN: EMBD – Embedded programming in Go
(embd.kidoman.io)
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Whats wrong with this image?
(compass.xboxlive.com)
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13y ago
Owner of gocasts.org here. Love that you got started before I did. I also had something very similar in mind. Want to partner up?
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13y ago
Definitely works...
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13y ago
Oh, this is so classy: https://search.wikileaks.org/gifiles/?viewemailid=8402 Quote: Oh, they have enough weapons. Now the serious game begins as Reva pointed out. The investigation of the attack is not interesting. I
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13y ago
The god of all typos has been fixed :)
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13y ago
Actually, looking deeply at Go from a performance perspective (as I have been, the last couple of days) has revealed a bunch of low hanging fruits/missed optimization opportunities in the Go compiler. That was 50 % the intent of the gr
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13y ago
One correction: Presumption: Writing correct Go code is more fun that C++
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13y ago
Yep. Octopress really helps with that
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13y ago
Have not tried that... will give it a shot But I guess we are then going away from idiomatic Go
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13y ago
Oh the possibilities :D
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13y ago
So it totally disables all loop unrolling, inlining... hmm
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13y ago
Adding that to the list of C++ options I am going to try
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13y ago
True... But, I guess algorithmic advances will happen much less frequently compared to other micro optimizations. And it will keep things interesting across the board.
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13y ago
A pull request is always welcome :)
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