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nhooyr
7y ago
If git is authenticated with GitHub for you, go build is as well.
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nhooyr
7y ago
Not sure what you're talking about. Volume control works normally for me full screen.
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nhooyr
7y ago
SSH no, mobile apps and telegram probably if they use TLS.
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nhooyr
7y ago
What's with the commas at the start of lines?
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nhooyr
7y ago
I think he thinks a Web framework would be the backend or full stack.
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nhooyr
7y ago
Your example doesn't seem right. Doesn't the Get perform an allocation anyway because you access the value of the pointer and store it in a new variable b? It's very likely b will escape to the heap.
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nhooyr
7y ago
The stack is not two dimensional.
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nhooyr
7y ago
You can just use gorename. https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/tools/cmd/gorename
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nhooyr
7y ago
It's really annoying to have to learn new language when zsh is so similar to bash.
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nhooyr
7y ago
Not sure what you’re talking about? Why would the image be bug ridden?
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7y ago
A few years ago I used to run a VPS on DO with a mail server, VPN and some code I was writing. Once I was done with everything, I used their snapshots feature to backup my VPS and shut it down. Two years later I wanted to restore the VPS bu
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7y ago
There are big risks to it from what I've read.
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Go Shebang Proposal
(github.com)
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7y ago
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nhooyr
7y ago
fastmail is a lot nicer on macOS/iOS at least because apple and fastmail partnered to allow push email notifications. http://blog.fastmail.com/2015/07/17/push-email-now-available...
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nhooyr
7y ago
mm, couldn't it just be a button that sends a form?
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7y ago
Not yet but in comparison with gobwas/ws, this library is definitely slower but not by much, at least you won't notice until you're serving a million connections. Compared to gorilla/websocket, they're about the sam
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7y ago
I updated the comparison, I think you'll find it more compelling in terms of stability and performance. To summarize, they're about equal in terms of performance but I'd argue my library wins on stability and maintainability
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nhooyr
7y ago
Glad to hear it :)
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Show HN: A minimal and idiomatic WebSocket library for Go
(github.com)
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7y ago
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nhooyr
8y ago
JSON is as well.
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nhooyr
8y ago
get a wireless charger and put it on your nightstand, problem solved.
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8y ago
> The right way to do it is to run the C++ autocomplete on the server, and have some way of providing those suggestions over the connection to your local editor. No need for integration. Its really up to a C++ plugin as this is just stra
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nhooyr
8y ago
Dockerfile is being worked on.
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8y ago
Its to prevent abuse as you get a real VM to run code server in.
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nhooyr
8y ago
Wouldn't the same thing occur if it wasn't there at all?
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8y ago
It ensures batters cannot tell if their account has been shadow banned.
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nhooyr
8y ago
coder.com is a similar tool.
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nhooyr
8y ago
You should check out https://coder.com as well
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8y ago
It uses ago for system calls on macOS and linux?
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nhooyr
8y ago
Why would sending requests as JSON require an extra request?
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