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by saturn_vk 10y ago
The author of this wrote Akka.net first, then wrote GAM (the original name of this project, supporting only go), then implemented the net counterpart
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
Reflection is pretty predominant in java, even if you don't use it yourself. Many frameworks (like spring) rely on reflection to do their magic.
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
It may very well be out of your hands. I wasn't able to convince my coworkers to use Kotlin for an android app, even though at the end of the day I was the only one coding it. And Kotlin takes a few hours to pick up if you know Java.
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
There was a proposal at some point to integrate github.com/pkg/errors into the stdlib, since it's pretty much a drop-in replacement to the current errors package, with extras. One of them is that errors contain stack traces t
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
Why is that? Each process is using a separate disk on the machine, and if that's the case, where would you get potential problems?
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
Is there a reason why every component of gonum is scattered across different repositories. For me, it makes it extremely hard to browse through the stuff and try to find anything that might be useful to me.
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
I've seen a lot of hate for DI frameworks. Passing dependencies around is being used, as far as I can see though.
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
Its almost exactly the same as gradle java projects. Each module there has a 'src' directory where all code and whatnot lives. And nothing's stopping you from having a one-liner bash script that sets up the base as the GOPATH
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
I'm guessing they've suppressed them to prevent the public from wanting to start a war with the saudis
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
One of my starting languages was Perl. It was definitely fun to write small stupid scripts, especially with dealing with strings.
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
Well, d.android.com exists to showcase the core apis. They can't possibly show you how to create an app with 3rd party components on top of a single activity. Just take the bear necessities from there add your own stuff on top.
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
> There's a few issues with this though. Take various animations such as the one on the toolbar that some Google apps have (the arrow that spins into a hamburger and back again). Easy to do if you're just loading different frag
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
What's wrong with intents now?
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by saturn_vk 10y ago
I wrote my own reader after giving feedly a brief try https://github.com/urandom/readeef Though it only fits my needs
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by saturn_vk 11y ago
You can always use gccgo, which supports dynamic linking of the go stdlib
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by saturn_vk 11y ago
I haven't seen any indication that the community hates the idea of having generics. The contrary seems to be the case.
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by saturn_vk 11y ago
You don't need a plugin for that. Just set the 'clipboard' option.
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by saturn_vk 11y ago
I don't personally use the terminal support. Except it turns out that I actually did, implicitly. I use fzf for opening files, and I noticed recently that it's not actually 'integrated' into neovim, it just spawns within
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by saturn_vk 11y ago
actually, for error handling, panic is a lot more like exceptions than exit. much like java, panic acts like throw, and defer/recovery like try/catch. and you can use it like that in the depths of your library, recovering from pan
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by saturn_vk 11y ago
That's what I did some time ago: https://github.com/urandom/readeef
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by saturn_vk 11y ago
But go dynamically links against libc by default
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by saturn_vk 11y ago
Absolutely nothing will change for you. When you share a gallery to google+ from photos, it will generate a unique share link to that gallery and paste it in google+. The shared gallery even displays as a gallery within g+, instead of redir
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Show HN: Readeef – a single-executable rss feed aggregator(github.com)
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