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by tapirl 8y ago
so, c++ becomes greater?
482.
by tapirl 8y ago
Currently, the c++ wasm tool chain is the most mature one.
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Overview of Go Type System(go101.org)
2 points by tapirl 8y ago|0 comments
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by tapirl 8y ago
great? Who need this feature?
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An Introduction of Go(go101.org)
3 points by tapirl 8y ago|0 comments
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by tapirl 8y ago
I disabled the telemetry feature before, but the latest vsc version reverts it to enabled automatically, holy creepy. And the latest version introduces many other data collection ways. Search them in settings with the keyword "online&q
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by tapirl 8y ago
Is there an article showing the concrete steps/evidences on how such small chips are used to steal info? If such a small chip can steal info, why can't the remaining other large quantity of "normal" chips on the same boa
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by tapirl 8y ago
Using nvidia card on Linux is a pain.
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by tapirl 8y ago
I agree with OP. My 99% clicks on reddit mobile ad are unintended. It is very annoying, for if I press the back button to early, then the firefox browser will back too the page previous to the page containing the ad I clicked. So generally,
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by tapirl 8y ago
Surely, there is a lot of lot of. Mainly your IP addresses and your browser fingerprints. Through the two, a server hosting company can collect your browsing habits when you visit the websites they are hosting, without your awareness. Wheth
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by tapirl 8y ago
What I mean is "Amazon can track you when you visit a website hosted on AWS", I have not any evidences that they really did it. Just as the OP's title shows, Google can ..., but we have not any evidences that they did it. Whe
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by tapirl 8y ago
The largest company which tracks surfing habits without need for HTTP cookies is Amazon. When you visit every website hosted on AWS, Amazon tracks you, without saving/reading any cookies. The same is for any server hosting provider com
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by tapirl 8y ago
same feeling. I tried to use TS for several times, but it looks its type system is too complex. So I'm still sticking to old JavaScript now (before ES5) for the simplicity.
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by tapirl 8y ago
you should interpret "schemaless" as "free/non-fixed schema". > Your data has a schema, whether you're explicit about it or not, Partially true, but not accurate. Often the items in a data set have similar s
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by tapirl 8y ago
GAE is far better than AWS for static sites. No cost for medium scale static websites (50,000 pageviews/day), CDN built-in.
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by tapirl 8y ago
> This book and the code is based on libuv version v1.3.0. libuv v1.30 was release at on Jan 28, 2015. It is at v1.22.0.
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by tapirl 8y ago
> Go and Rust went through each of those steps and are now at step 5. panic/recover is real exception support already. In principle, panic/recover and exception/catch are the same thing. Go and Rust support exception since
498.
by tapirl 8y ago
necessary "if err == nil"s never do bad. I did found some Go code contains many unnecessary "if err == nil"s, however I think this is not the mistake of Go, it is just thant some Go programmers misuse them.
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by tapirl 8y ago
neither of your example is a valid Go program.
500.
by tapirl 8y ago
Most popular languages are full of (). Most popular languages are full of {}, except python. All C family languages are full of *. I can't see any surprises here.
501.
by tapirl 8y ago
I found versioning Go is very easy to use and I think versioning Go will help Go accelerate the tendency to become more popularly.
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Some Go benchmarks, reasonables and counterintuitives(github.com)
2 points by tapirl 8y ago|0 comments
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In Go, some evaluation orders in multi-value assignments are unspecified(github.com)
3 points by tapirl 8y ago|0 comments
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Reflections in Go(go101.org)
1 points by tapirl 8y ago|0 comments
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by tapirl 8y ago
vgo is great, which will be released along with Go 1.11 soon. Go tools are not intended to be a full build system, so for more complex builds, Makefiles are still needed.
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by tapirl 8y ago
All Go functions are closures.
507.
by tapirl 8y ago
The time from a program starts to the program fully responses/works, a.k.a., the loading/prapare phase time.
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by tapirl 8y ago
From Java to Go, and never back, for Go programs use much less memory, warn-up much faster, need much less code lines to implement and compile much faster. Beside happier developer experience, my App Engine apps also save much money by usin
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by tapirl 8y ago
this? https://github.com/golang/go/issues/25936
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by tapirl 8y ago
There are several slcie iteration ways in Go. They do have some performance differences, depending on the element types of slices. Please view the example in the end of the article for details: https://go101.org/article&#x2F

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