rkerno

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by rkerno 10mo ago
I think the overall sentiment with this post is sound, but arenas aren't the answer to Go's performance challenges. From my perspective, possibly in an effort to keep the language simple, Go's designers didn't care about
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by rkerno 11mo ago
I personally find AI generated code to be pretty average. I might get AI to write a function, then rework it. I use it a lot for reviews, which helps. And also as a sounding board for research - this is by far the most valuable use case,
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by rkerno 1y ago
This to me just appears to demonstrate what a house of cards email security really is....surely with the collective brains on this forum we can come up with an alternative that solves all of this. And surely Google needs to serve these sit
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by rkerno 1y ago
It's pretty easy in a push based model to let the 'pusher' know that no more data is required. It's just like unsubscribing from an event, or returning a 'no more' status from the callback. The push model doe
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by rkerno 2y ago
Gotta say, this comment is spot on. I had a small peek under the covers when another of the major severity issues surfaced and the conclusion reached is that the software is fragile as f*k. I'll be migrating as soon as I have some sp
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by rkerno 2y ago
There might be an audience for disillusioned rust people who get bored with fighting the borrow checker etc, but true rust developers, like c++ devs want control and won't want to hand that to go's runtime. My guess from the readm
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by rkerno 2y ago
If you're targeting Go to cross-compile to, why would you build the language in Rust? Keeping to the go tool chain would reduce a lot of friction for those who are using go already, which I presume is a significant chunk of your targe
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by rkerno 3y ago
Really interesting comments here. I haven't found an appealing option for scripts and CI ( I think I am allergic to yaml ), bash is just way too fragile. So I've decided to write my own scripting language that is written in Go,
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by rkerno 3y ago
Am I the only one who finds it ironic that this is Part 2 of an 'in a nutshell' document?
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by rkerno 3y ago
Hi, I'm curious how you deal with the potential for hash collisions across a large data set - is that a post-join check?
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by rkerno 6y ago
I looked at IFTTT a while back but found Integromat to be so much better. Lots of integrations too, and you can create some quite complex flows especially if you chain them together through webhooks.