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by pokstad 8y ago
I’m going to guess this is in response to many community supported dev tools breaking in v1.11 when modules are turned on. Specifically tools like gocode, godef, and gogetdoc.
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Documenting Go Code with Gonotes(pokstad.com)
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by pokstad 8y ago
Thanks! The theme is called ReMarkdown: https://github.com/fvsch/remarkdown
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by pokstad 8y ago
Funny, I wrote a blog about that: http://pokstad.com/2018/05/20/power-of-simplicity.html
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by pokstad 8y ago
Textmate is still the best Mac native text editor for programming. It’s fast, stable, and gets out of your way. The newer CotEditor is a nice swift based implementation, but still lacks the extensibility that TM has. Long live Textmate!! PS
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by pokstad 8y ago
PlantUML can also generate diagrams and export as ASCII art.
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by pokstad 8y ago
Reminds me of the strong opposition in Irvine against emergency homeless shelters: https://www.ocregister.com/2018/03/27/o-c-supervisors-rescin...
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by pokstad 9y ago
TextMate - simple with great bundle support. Also, a new version (v2.0-rc.8) just came out a few days ago: https://github.com/textmate/textmate/releases/tag/v2.0-rc.8
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by pokstad 9y ago
I think `fmt.Printf` is a typo. Immediately preceding this is a code sample referencing `fmt.Fprintf` (which is correct).
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by pokstad 9y ago
Vendor directories are the simplest way to include the deps with your project. Removing that ability would complicate many existing projects. Now instead of git, we will need an additional tool to properly vendor our deps .
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by pokstad 9y ago
CouchDB was inspired by Lotus Notes: https://www.wired.com/2012/12/couchdb/
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by pokstad 9y ago
I remember when TCL was a scripting language.
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by pokstad 9y ago
Go does not treat Github any differently than any other VCS provider when it comes to package management. OG gophers vendor their deps into their repo and avoid creating dependencies on 3rd party code whenever possible. The Go stdlib is ver
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by pokstad 9y ago
The previous maintainer didn’t abandon it, he finalized the API and features. CoreOS wanted additional features. The original maintainer wanted to keep the scope minimal. The reason for adopting a pure Go key value store is to utilize all o
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by pokstad 9y ago
Majority rule is a bad way to make good business decisions. The best tool for the job should be evaluated with consideration from all team members. Also, good developers should be able to learn and use any programming language.
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by pokstad 9y ago
Go speak to a gender studies major and you'll find out.
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by pokstad 9y ago
Sounds like Elon.
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by pokstad 9y ago
We will be forced to invent a new popular fad that kills people as cleanly as possible: jumbo size brain piercings
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by pokstad 9y ago
Is there a github clone people can host on their personal site that handles git, wiki, issues, and pages? Not talking about gitlab either. Only for hosting at the project level to keep things simple.
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by pokstad 9y ago
No, tests are commonly in the same package as the implementation. I did find this one: https://github.com/tenta-browser/tenta-dns/blob/master/src/t... That's an internal test, meaning it has ac
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by pokstad 9y ago
That link doesn’t work for me but this one does: http://www.govtech.com/fs/infrastructure/Maryland-Issues-Con...
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by pokstad 9y ago
“It’s not CarPlay” absolutely helps. I don’t care if Toyota makes a decent infotainment system. I will not buy a Toyota or Lexus until they come with a CarPlay option. Period. It’s a waste of time to elaborate on that (for free). I would ra
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by pokstad 9y ago
"Maps and channels are not references." But then refer to the Go team's article on maps: Map types are reference types, like pointers or slices, and so the value of m above is nil; it doesn't point to an initialized
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by pokstad 9y ago
The language doesn't really have a preference for either. When you see it being done mostly with pointers that's usually the author's preference. Also, using a pointer for a receiver is more convenient than pass by value sinc
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by pokstad 9y ago
A pointer tells you that the underlying data type can be modified in place. Pass by value ensures immutability to the original value. The exception to the syntax are collections that use `make` like slices, maps, channels.
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by pokstad 10y ago
Palos Verdes in the LA Southbay area actually lived up to its name this past weekend when I visited.
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by pokstad 10y ago
It can sync data between CouchDB servers (e.g. IBM Cloudant) and the browser.
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by pokstad 10y ago
Reminds me of the old Apple posters with C & Objective-C code on a black background. Does anyone have a link to those? We had them hanging in some of our university classrooms.
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by pokstad 10y ago
Mac apps can be distributed ad hoc as they always have
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by pokstad 10y ago
Interesting, this came out in July and Cloudant still hasn't updated their pricing structure on their site.

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