tshannon

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   by tshannon 11y ago

   Yeah, I've found the simplest way to have multiple writers / readers is a mutex. I was suprised to read that they actually consider removing the sync/atomic packages. It's crucial in my opinion, and would complicate a l
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   by tshannon 12y ago

   Might be overkill, but for my large projects, I simply host my own gogs [1] instance and vendor in all my dependencies to that instance. I get reproducible builds, and I can bring in any updates I want manually when I'm ready for me.
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   by tshannon 12y ago

   Freehold currently does this: https://tshannon.bitbucket.org/freehold/
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   by tshannon 12y ago

   You could always roll your own: http://tshannon.bitbucket.org/freehold/
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   by tshannon 12y ago

   There are several different options to roll your own. like: http://tshannon.bitbucket.org/freehold/
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   by tshannon 12y ago

   Turtle's new to me, so I'm checking it out now, but it and camlistore look to be much larger projects, targeting much larger platforms than freehold, which I specifically built to run on low profile devices like the Raspberry Pi.
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   Show HN: Freehold – An open, lightweight platform for your files and data(tshannon.bitbucket.org)

   3 points by tshannon 12y ago|3 comments
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   by tshannon 12y ago

   That's good to hear, because the Go driver has been exhaustively maintained by a single developer ( https://github.com/dancannon/gorethink ) Dan Cannon, and I'm sure he (as well as the Go community) would love
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   by tshannon 12y ago

   I wrote a (partial) competitor to owncloud if you are looking for something similar: https://bitbucket.org/tshannon/freehold
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    by tshannon 12y ago

    In my hobby game programming, the first thing I got nailed down was writing messages to the screen. Not as good as debugger, but invaluable when you need to see the specific value (position, etc) of an object right next to the object on scr
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    by tshannon 12y ago

    I think their solution to that is to replace all of the parts every 4 years.
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    by tshannon 12y ago

    So because they were stupid enough to buy an EV with no place to plug it in, that makes EV's nonviable?