savaki

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   by savaki 6y ago

   You may want to consider looking into go modules. It works much the same way that cargo does for rust and you won’t need to worry about GOPATH for most cases.
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   by savaki 6y ago

   > Apple embraced the web and the internet, then extinguished it as a means of getting software to consumers. Not sure why this is relevant to EU regulation. > This is false. The web is a free for all. Somewhat. The web is a free for a
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   by savaki 6y ago

   I'm not sure what the laws are in Europe, but in the US, there's nothing inherently illegal about being a monopoly. The illegality begins when one tries using the monopoly to gain an edge in other markets. Arguably, Apple has mo
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   by savaki 6y ago

   A few folks have commented that there were logic errors in the Go version. Specifically that len("föö") = 5 should instead have returned len("föö") = 3 I submitted a pull request, https://github
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   by savaki 6y ago

   Looks like a small bug in the go code, corrected here. Original author should have used rune throughout. https://play.golang.org/p/mGZZMFtMgHH
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   by savaki 6y ago

   This discussion seems to me like a microcosm of the differences in philosophies between Rust and Go. With Rust, you have much more control, but you also need a deep understanding of the language to get the most out of it. With Go, the way