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komuW
4y ago
I don't think the flagging has anything to do with the Golang community. From my understanding, that came from the HN moderators themselves. @dang made some explanations on one of those threads
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komuW
4y ago
The code in this article is great advertisement for Golang. Pin<Box<TimeoutWriter<TimeoutReader<TcpStream>>>>? Gesundheit indeed. Great writing as always.
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Doctors in China been executing prisoners, using their hearts 4 transplantation
(twitter.com)
19 points
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komuW
5y ago
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Jango; Free Music Streaming
(jango.com)
66 points
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komuW
5y ago
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komuW
5y ago
thanks!
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komuW
5y ago
Go does has some form of monomorphization implemented in Go1.18; it is just behind a feature flag(compiler flags). Look at the assembly difference between this two examples: 1. https://godbolt.org/z/7r84jd7Ya (without
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Contributing to Complex Projects
(mitchellh.com)
88 points
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komuW
5y ago
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How generics are implemented in Go 1.18
(github.com)
288 points
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5y ago
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How generics are implemented in Go 1.18
(github.com)
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SQLite Live Read Replication
(twitter.com)
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Matz would prefer Ruby YJIT ported to Zig(over Rust)
(bugs.ruby-lang.org)
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5y ago
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komuW
5y ago
"it's OK for me to use Zig to implement YJIT, as long as foreseeable portability problems (mentioned above) are addressed. Besides that, I prefer Zig to Rust, as a long-term C programmer, but all up to you." - Matz (Yukihiro
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Multiple Return Values Research
(gingerbill.org)
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5y ago
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komuW
5y ago
When you do `go run qsort.go` you are also timing the time taken by Golang to build/compile the code. I suspect the same applies to `cargo run` You should do something like; `go build . && time ./qsort`
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Resource efficient Thread Pools with Zig
(zig.news)
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5y ago
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The Lola Programming Language
(lola.random-projects.net)
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5y ago
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Point to point drag and drop files with WireGuard security
(tailscale.com)
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komuW
5y ago
I usually use Damian Gryski's: https://github.com/dgryski/semgrep-go
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The long wondrous life of a Tailscale packet
(tailscale.com)
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HAProxy Forwards over 2M HTTP Requests per Second on AWS Graviton2
(haproxy.com)
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6y ago
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Jakub Konka Hired Full Time
(ziglang.org)
171 points
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6y ago
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komuW
6y ago
Rabbit holes for you to chase[1][2][3][4][5] 1. https://github.com/golang/go/issues/29696 2. https://github.com/golang/go/issues/42430 3. https://github.com/gol
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komuW
6y ago
And I agree with the proposal committee for declining your request. For a language that prides in having great backward compatibility, what you were proposing wouldn't fly.
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Using Zig to Cross-Compile Redis from Linux to macOS M1.
(twitter.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
> prevent HashDoS attacks[1] at the expense of slower hashing. I actually don't know whether Go's hashmap does the same. From looking at the code[1], it seems like it does. From[2] it looks like it is only for platforms that ha
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komuW
6y ago
This is an interesting concept. I think it would need one or two major game studios to really drive this for it to take root.
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6y ago
I wonder what the mood was like when homo sapiens was transitioning - unbeknownst to many - from a hunter gathering nomadic lifestyle to a sedentary agricultural one. I know the scales are different but sapiens is in another transition, aga
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Golang generics proposal has been accepted
(github.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Gas stations make very little margins selling gas/fuel ~2%. However, their own convenience stores have very good margins. So, a gas station operator would like to keep you at the station for as long as they can in the hope that you&#
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The Fatal Flaw of Ownership Semantics
(gingerbill.org)
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komuW
6y ago
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