pansa2

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1. 1231.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   Better than not having a standard at all...
2. 1232.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   > It's just that they've been convinced that generics are justified. I wonder if anybody’s actually changed their mind on this, or whether the opinion of the Go team has shifted simply because it’s made up of different people n
3. 1233.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   Because that would make it harder to pronounce.
4. 1234.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   Top loaders are still common in Australia and New Zealand. They’re terrible, but they are cheaper than front loaders and are what many people are used to.
5. 1235.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   > L7 repeated downloads of high-file-size content to consume your budget rapidly. How an one protect against this type of attack?
6. 1236.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   > mind share is still low. I can tell that - many people in this thread are using “AWS” as though it’s synonymous with “EC2”.
7. 1237.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   Amazon LightSail gives you 1 CPU, 1GB RAM, 40GB SSD and 2TB transfer for the same price.
8. 1238.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   Yes - this is my main concern about moving a website from a fixed-price service to S3+CloudFront.
9. 1239.▲
   by pansa2 7y ago

   I can believe that Linode is cheaper than EC2, but isn’t Amazon’s LightSail a similar price?
10. 1240.▲
    by pansa2 7y ago

    Thanks for the reply - I wasn’t sure what Julia did in terms of type inference. So, if not on local variables, where are explicit types necessary (other than function parameters)?