mattetti

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   by mattetti 12y ago

   Yes Splice uses Go for everything backend related (web APIs, file parsers/decoders, audio processing) AngularJS for the frontend, ObjC & C#, C & C++ for native desktop/mobile apps. We are always looking for talented backen
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   by mattetti 12y ago

   Challenge author here. There is nothing Go specific to the challenge itself. I really want to encourage everyone to try solving the problem. If you don't like, know or care to learn Go, try solving the challenge using Rust, Ruby, Scala
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   First Go challenge – binary decoding(golang-challenge.com)

   143 points by mattetti 12y ago|35 comments
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   by mattetti 12y ago

   The way I will always remember Ezra: https://www.flickr.com/photos/adelcambre/2932034431/in/photo... (MerbCamp, 2008)
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   by mattetti 12y ago

   I see that as a good problem to have, if Exercism gets big enough that it's an issue Katrina will be able to adapt her product to respond to the request. Remember that this is a side, open source project, run by one person ;)
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   by mattetti 12y ago

   You are totally right, Katrina never ever said anything about exercism being a place to help you land a job. As far as I know, this has never been her goal not does she intend to make it a future goal. Articles are rated based on page views
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   Lesser-Known Features of Go Test(blog.splice.com)

   4 points by mattetti 12y ago|0 comments
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   Iota: Elegant Constants in Golang(blog.splice.com)

   3 points by mattetti 12y ago|0 comments
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   by mattetti 12y ago

   ☆ Santa Monica, CA (L.A) - Web developer (mainly Go) ☆ Santa Monica, CA (L.A) - Objective-C/Swift developer ☆ Santa Monica, CA (L.A) - .Net developer Splice.com : we treat music like source code. Platform for music creators to backup,
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    Contributing to Open Source Git Repositories in Go(blog.splice.com)

    10 points by mattetti 12y ago|0 comments
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    Go: pay upfront or get a credit line?(blog.splice.com)

    20 points by mattetti 12y ago|0 comments
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    How to ensure a Go type implements an interface(blog.splice.com)

    3 points by mattetti 12y ago|0 comments
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    Cleaning git branches in 1 command(blog.splice.com)

    11 points by mattetti 12y ago|2 comments
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    by mattetti 12y ago

    In the first version of the post I had _ = <- c To show that we don't use the value read from the channel, but someone in my team pointed that, that this isn't very idiomatic and mainly a way to explain what the code does to s
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    by mattetti 12y ago

    Thanks Jeremy, let's book a few hours and do that together.
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    by mattetti 12y ago

    I totally agree, I found myself refactoring my own code and renaming "Get<>()" functions. I wish I had heard someone say that earlier :) m.FindRobot("bot name").GetDevice("laser") would read better as m.R
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    by mattetti 12y ago

    Thanks joe, I realized that the best way to learn is to refactor with one or more people. Hopefully, this summary of a quick refactoring will help others too.
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    Go, robots and refactoring(matt.aimonetti.net)

    98 points by mattetti 12y ago|36 comments
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    Dealing with Go and git forks(blog.campoy.cat)

    2 points by mattetti 13y ago|0 comments
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    That's correct, I'm the one who first found the project and I wouldn't call it a "leak". The site is live (domain registered by GH), the twitter account is live, the repo is full, the release is probably imminent.
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    Thanks for the credits :) I'm indeed the person who figured out what GH was working on based on Twitter's notifications letting me know that a bunch of my GitHub friends suddenly followed the atom.io twitter account. From there i
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    My patch works well with Devise, and I tested sharing a Devise session in Go, everything worked well.
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    Note that the Rails session security issue is being discussed on GitHub: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/12881
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    Sharing Rails Sessions With Non-Ruby Apps(matt.aimonetti.net)

    39 points by mattetti 13y ago|3 comments
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    OP here, when you build a company, you need more than one person so you also need to think about your product needs (what tech better fitted) and who you will hire to help you build it.
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    What technology should your startup use?(matt.aimonetti.net)

    83 points by mattetti 13y ago|70 comments
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    Here is another tutorial on how to get setup on OS X: http://steveakers.com/2013/03/12/installing-graphite-statsd-...
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    To do that, you can change your stats name to include each machine's name, for instance: <host name>.accounts. .http.post.authenticate.response_time When you display your metrics you can query for: .accounts.*.http.post.authenti
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    Interesting, 37signals released their own Golang based version of statsd: https://github.com/noahhl/go-batsd Probably for the same reasons you rewrote it in pure C.
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    by mattetti 13y ago

    37Signals wrote a piece on how to instrument your Rails app: http://37signals.com/svn/posts/3091-pssst-your-rails-applica...