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by rakyll 9y ago
OpenCensus is not a vendor specific project. The data OpenCensus collects can be exportable to any tracing backend. We already have a Jaeger exporter for Go: https://godoc.org/go.opencensus.io/exporter/jaeger . Cod
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The SRE model(medium.com)
3 points by rakyll 9y ago|0 comments
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by rakyll 9y ago
LLVM is a future consideration for Go. One of the main reasons I don't want to tackle (1) right now if the possibility of benefiting from XRay even though it doesn't sort the case out for the vast majority: the gc users.
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The future of latency profiling in Go(rakyll.org)
145 points by rakyll 9y ago|14 comments
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Custom pprof profiles(rakyll.org)
1 points by rakyll 9y ago|0 comments
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HTTP/2 Server Push(blog.golang.org)
13 points by rakyll 10y ago|2 comments
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Style guideline for Go packages(rakyll.org)
2 points by rakyll 10y ago|0 comments
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Debugging code generation in Go(golang.rakyll.org)
2 points by rakyll 10y ago|0 comments
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by rakyll 10y ago
Whoops, fixed the typo. Thanks!
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by rakyll 10y ago
Avoiding error checking against a properly formatted constant is not avoiding error checking. I cannot follow your argument.
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by rakyll 10y ago
Two. The URL is a constant that is guaranteed not to return an error. It is not brevity. Anyways, the point is I don't understand the point of err != nil bashing here, given there are two programs in the article that only contain one e
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by rakyll 10y ago
There are only two err != nils in the article. What's your point?
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by rakyll 10y ago
I had a big group of coworkers from EPFL when I was working for Google Switzerland. At some point, I actually questioned whether we have a bias for these schools. EPFL or ETH are definitely not something I'd consider as just "Swis
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Apply transformations to Go code with eg(golang.rakyll.org)
1 points by rakyll 10y ago|0 comments
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Go tooling essentials(golang.rakyll.org)
130 points by rakyll 10y ago|8 comments
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by rakyll 11y ago
There is not a single mention of Java at the Brillo announcement. Irrelevant but flush your biases and assumptions down to the toilet. Java can statically compile to microcontroller architectures with minimal runtime footprint. Stop blaming
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by rakyll 11y ago
Google is building their own hardware, an embedded Linux distro is primarily a need at Google to support our hardware projects for a long time. But, for the first time, the industry is capable of building hw projects at scale. It's not
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by rakyll 11y ago
Brillo contains a very minimal part of Android for HAL and the network stack. 64MB is our medium-end target. The ART is not in the scope of Brillo.
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by rakyll 11y ago
You must interpret low-power devices as low-end Linux boards. No one is aiming to target the microcontroller market with a Linux/arm board.