saturn_vk

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by saturn_vk 4y ago
Doesn't the official language server have support for this?
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by saturn_vk 4y ago
I have a similar experience. Had a Mac from my previous job. I insisted on a Linux laptop when I switched because I just couldn't use macos as effectively as my personal Linux laptop. I didn't find the hardware all that special ei
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by saturn_vk 4y ago
Indeed, but you should probably do that right before looping
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by saturn_vk 4y ago
I always assumed most people were against it afraid of generics because they only had experience with dynamic typed languages and heard someone complain about c++ templates that one time.
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by saturn_vk 4y ago
Trolleybus routes require additional costs for maintenance. This might be significant
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by saturn_vk 4y ago
By this definition neovim is an ide just because it has native support for treesitter. Yet I don't think it is one
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
> The documentation[0] actually recommends that you copy-paste your entire codebase into a separate v2/ subdirectory and then maintain that. That's not the documentation though. Just a blog post. The documentation [0] recommend
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
I agree, the current implementation is really not sufficient, at least for this. I played around with lazy iteration a while back and found the current restrictions would make working with it an annoyance. I've placed some thoughts in
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
This has never been the case, and stating it as a fact is a big lie
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
That's OK. But saying it isn't good as a fact is a bit misleading. If it wasn't any good, it would not be used and would've faded to obscurity a long time ago. That is not the case, so there must be some redeeming qualit
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
I think you are confusing dependency injecting with frameworks that facilitate it. You are probably using the former with constructors
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
You can also use the scroll wheel of the mouse just fine, or the TouchPad scroll gesture. I don't even remember that the scrollbars are invisible anymore
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
I think you can drag almost anything on the header bar without activating it
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
Isn't storing passwords island 2fa in the same place a bad idea?
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
There's always a tradeoff. Perhaps it would decrease development speed, or maybe introduce memory leaks?
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
If the repo was used at least once, it will be cached by the default proxy. At that point, deleting it will have no effect on builds
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
I don't think there are ever any live rounds on set
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
It looks like a subdirectory is obit recommended if you want to support get old versions of the toolchain. Using branches or tags is probably the way to go these days
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
Funny, I've only ever used vim for go projects big and small, and the experience was excellent Wouldn't any visibility change require a large diff in all languages?
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
An "app drawer" is going to look extremely weird, with every entry starting with a "K"
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by saturn_vk 5y ago
I recall an earlier discussion on here stating that using CDN nowadays doesn't have any gains, only drawbacks.
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
This is just hypothetical, but the go statement could be an expression that returns a cancel function. From there, the sky is the limit. And in the other side, have a runtime.Done function that returns a channel that will need closed when t
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
I find that would be a bit pointless. Unless you can actually recover from that, it's better to just panic, since you clearly don't want a nil receiver
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
They weren't wrong. You might as well start an entirely new language for that change, even though it looks so small.
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
What can be classified as generics abuse in Java?
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
Most errors are probably strings since there probably is nothing you can customize as a handling for such particular error types. Now, if one could do something with a certain error class, then such error are usually not strings.
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
My belief is that a) context should never have had a dual role of being able to hold arbitrary data (just add a map[interface{}]interface{} to the *http.Request ...) and b) it should not have existed as a means of work cancellation. Right
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
There's a proposal in github about being able to set an upper memory limit. Right now, you'd have to live with the possibility of being evicted from a k8s cluster however. That being said, if you think your go process shouldn&#x27
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
That's what I'm using postgresql for, among other things. The only drawback I've ran into so far is that it sometimes doesn't pick the proper index for a specific query.
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by saturn_vk 6y ago
I don't think generics will suddenly make your, or anyone else's codebases more complicated. It might simplify code that's currently doing type assertions

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