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robfig
7y ago
Direct link to the documentation one-pager: https://github.com/google/zetasql/blob/master/docs/one-pager...
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SpaceCurve: An Unique and Fast Geospatial Database (2015)
(jandrewrogers.com)
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The Go Cloud Development Kit
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J2cl: Transpile Java to JavaScript for Closure Compiler
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Go modules have landed
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5 Tips to ADVANCE Your JavaScript Compilation
(engblog.yext.com)
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10y ago
Plenty other discussion about the lengths people go to avoid the estate tax, so I think it is distortionary
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Migrating MySQL data
(engblog.yext.com)
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Unwinding Uber’s Most Efficient Service
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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JQuery: The Good Parts
(engblog.yext.com)
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Why Async?
(engblog.yext.com)
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Good Engineer, Bad Engineer
(engblog.yext.com)
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Demystifying 'typechecking loop' errors in Go
(engblog.yext.com)
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11y ago
At work we have a monolithic repo containing Java, Go, Python, etc, organized like this: Java //src/com/yext/.. Go //gocode/src/yext/... GOPATH is set //gocode. .gi
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12y ago
According to the announcement [1], gorename is able to rename just about any identifier (function, method, exported variable, local variable) throughout your entire GOPATH, not just a file. I tried it out and it seemed to work fine. Addit
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12y ago
So K is a general purpose programming language? If the claims are true, why don't they submit some entries to the Computer Language Benchmarks Game?
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robfig
12y ago
Having implemented significant projects in each, I greatly prefer the soy template language. http://godoc.org/github.com/robfig/soy (plug for own library)
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Soy templates for Go
(godoc.org)
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13y ago
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13y ago
That's a graph from webmaster tools. It may be that the Google Bot is hitting some pathological case with the Django (e.g. server-side sessions) or Disqus. I don't think he ever tested the latency directly.
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13y ago
Is this true? I'm not sure about C, but it's definitely the case that Go compiles magnitudes faster than C++, for any reasonable sized project. For example, the ~200k lines of Go standard library compiles in about 14 seconds on m
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13y ago
How about "Right tool for the job"? I think using carousels for content that is non-essential but that the user may want to see more of is fine. For example, photos -- some users are happy with 1 photo, and some want to see them
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13y ago
Are you suggesting that the design would be better if instead Controller was an interface? I agree that it seems enticing, for exactly the reason you mention. However, I think the interface solution would require setters and getters for ev
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13y ago
Here's a big one: you can write your routines in a completely synchronous, blocking style. The Go runtime automatically async-izes that for you. This is like getting the benefit of an evented system without paying the cost of structur
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13y ago
I agree 100% that the current ORM situation is early. The existing ones [1] are already very useful for simple mapping from result set to structs, and they are still under development. Out of curiosity, what ORM do you particularly like? My
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13y ago
Author here, to provide a bit of context. Initially, this was just a fun project to see if I could replicate the magical Play! 1.x experience in much-less-magical Go. (Spoiler alert: yes) Along the way, I started thinking more seriously ab
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14y ago
Where would you draw the line between "lobbying" and "talking to relevant parties to gather input on new legislation"? What do you think "lobbying" is?
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14y ago
That's coming from Google, who makes money off page views. Amazon has a different model, so I could believe the latency sensitivity of its business is different.
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14y ago
Which elephant is in your room?
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14y ago
I was not under the impression that public sector employees are paid significantly less than private sector. This seems to be the most reputable source I could find: http://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/files/cbofiles/attachments/...
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14y ago
What does Play 2 enable that was not possible or straightforward in Play 1? (For Java, that is)
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