spacey

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Eight years of Go(blog.golang.org)
360 points by spacey 9y ago|278 comments
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Should Go 2.0 support generics?(dave.cheney.net)
53 points by spacey 9y ago|42 comments
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How to find out which Go version built your binary(dave.cheney.net)
1 points by spacey 9y ago|0 comments
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Simplicity Debt(dave.cheney.net)
4 points by spacey 9y ago|0 comments
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Go, without package-scoped variables(dave.cheney.net)
27 points by spacey 9y ago|0 comments
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Understand Go pointers(dave.cheney.net)
189 points by spacey 9y ago|131 comments
37.
Why Go?(dave.cheney.net)
7 points by spacey 10y ago|0 comments
38.
Go 1.8 toolchain improvements(dave.cheney.net)
88 points by spacey 10y ago|16 comments
39.
Introducing Go 2.0(dave.cheney.net)
58 points by spacey 10y ago|10 comments
40.
Test fixtures in Go(dave.cheney.net)
1 points by spacey 10y ago|0 comments
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Don’t just check errors, handle them gracefully(dave.cheney.net)
4 points by spacey 10y ago|0 comments
42.
Golang constant errors(dave.cheney.net)
4 points by spacey 11y ago|0 comments
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Starter VPS: New Affordable Variants(blog.scaleway.com)
10 points by spacey 11y ago|0 comments
44.
Go 1.7 toolchain improvements(dave.cheney.net)
248 points by spacey 11y ago|98 comments
45.
How to Memorize Pi(blog.artofmemory.com)
3 points by spacey 11y ago|1 comments
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A Btrfs File-System Kernel Driver for Windows(github.com)
2 points by spacey 11y ago|0 comments
47.
by spacey 11y ago
3) A compiled Go binary contains the import paths of all used libraries plus all variable names that they are using. Also the header of the binary contains a string like "Go" followed by a hash. If you open a binary in a Hex Edito
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Unhelpful abstractions(dave.cheney.net)
26 points by spacey 11y ago|5 comments
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by spacey 11y ago
Fraugster | http://www.fraugster.com/ | Berlin, Germany ONSITE, FULL-TIME Front-End Engineer We're a small SAAS startup in Berlin tackling online fraud, we're VC funded with experienced founders and a solid team.
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Cgo is not Go(dave.cheney.net)
2 points by spacey 11y ago|0 comments
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by spacey 11y ago
Fraugster | http://www.fraugster.com/ | Berlin, Germany ONSITE, FULL-TIME Senior Software Engineer - Go/Golang We're a small SAAS startup in Berlin tackling credit card fraud, we're VC funded with experienced
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by spacey 11y ago
This is a blog entry about why there is no Windows build of Darktabe: https://www.darktable.org/2015/07/why-dont-you-provide-a-win...
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by spacey 11y ago
Fraugster | http://www.fraugster.com/ | Berlin, Germany ONSITE, FULL-TIME DevOp / Linux SysAdmin We're a small startup based in Berlin tackling credit card fraud, our core stack is built on Golang web services, Po
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Are Go maps sensitive to data races?(dave.cheney.net)
43 points by spacey 11y ago|79 comments
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A whirlwind tour of Go’s runtime environment variables(dave.cheney.net)
142 points by spacey 11y ago|12 comments
56.
by spacey 11y ago
I will give it a try, looks like a good alternative to Launchy. The online readme contains some broken images.
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by spacey 11y ago
Fraugster | http://www.fraugster.com/ | Berlin, Germany ONSITE, FULL-TIME Data Scientist at Fraugster Our goal at Fraugster is building the most precise anti-fraud software in the world and becoming the market leader! As a
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Padding is hard(dave.cheney.net)
74 points by spacey 11y ago|29 comments
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by spacey 11y ago
Fraugster | https://www.fraugster.com/ | Berlin, Germany ONSITE, FULL-TIME Lead/Senior Back-End Engineer at Fraugster Fraugster is recruiting a senior back-end engineer to take on some really cool challenges. We are tr
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by spacey 12y ago
Has been here before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5162841

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