vruiz

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   by vruiz 11y ago

   This is really good news. Competition is good but competition within compatible standards is much better for everyone, specially for us the user.
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   by vruiz 11y ago

   You can tell that there was some initial launch on 2006-10-09[1] then declines until there are almost no submissions during the following months until it starts to be active again on 2007-02-18[2] [1] http://www.waybackhn.com&#x2
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   by vruiz 11y ago

   > just hoping that some in the Go community see the value of debugging production problems! I just can not remember where I heard it (some podcast maybe), but is my understanding that the Go Team hinted the possibility of something like
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   RENDLER: distributed rendering web crawler for Mesos(github.com)

   1 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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   by vruiz 11y ago

   Tiny piece of advice, declaring a possible total revamp of the API as soon as you launch might not be the best way to attract early users.
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   by vruiz 11y ago

   Looks like someone beat you to it Paul, more questions probably over here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9700578
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   by vruiz 11y ago

   Finally! congrats @pauldix & co. Go checking that influx 0.9 wasn't out yet was the only thing that made me feel better about missing deadlines at work, looks like I'll have to find something else :)
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   by vruiz 11y ago

   > I don't understand why Go is so insistent that dependency management is something for the community to solve, and not something that should be provided by Go itself. They don't want to try solving a problem they don't re
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   by vruiz 11y ago

   This is nice. Finally it seems like we are going somewhere. The call for proposals had not yielded anything groundbreaking so far. Tools like gb are nice but as Russ says it's not gogettable. This seems like a good compromise.
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    I wonder if had Microsoft open sourced C# earlier the choice would have been different. Seems like it.
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    Atom now opens files larger than 2MB(github.com)

    39 points by vruiz 11y ago|59 comments
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    I guess it only makes sense if you are already using protobuf everywhere else in your stack. Specially if you are leveraging GRPC[0] which is already profobuf over HTTP. The network tab problem could be solved by an extension, or browsers c
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    I disagree. The main message I got was never "React faster than everything" it was rather "React makes complete DOM re-renders fast".
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    Direct link for Firefox users since there is a certificate error: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1At2Ls5_fhJQ59kDK2DFVhFu3...
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    Google I/O Live keynote stream(youtube.com)

    8 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    Just copy paste it on excel http://pastebin.com/Lxx1Cjpt
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    Scope – Container visibility(weave.works)

    4 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    I see 2 possible scenarios. 1) as others are suggesting, they'll adopt Apple's versioning model putting everything under the windows 10 umbrella. 2) they are setting the table for a rebranding/replacement of Windows in the sa
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    > Are all the other companies and engineers using it useless then? Of course not, software is about trade-offs, and every company has different use cases. Is it their primary datastore? if they lose data do they lose some data samples fo
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    aphyr is a well respected expert in the matter. You can reproduce the test yourself https://github.com/aphyr/jepsen Consider that if you have not experienced any issues yet it might say more about your network stabilit
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    by vruiz 11y ago

    Try http://www.passwordstore.org/
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    It did before, that was my bad. For me it makes a difference, even if they decline responsibility. Maybe they put it in the official account just to test the reception, and I for one would welcome an officially backed IU Go library with ope
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    This go submitted 19 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9222587 and got no attention. It's now number #1 on github/trending. I believe it was not realized that this is coming directly from google.
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    GXUI – An experimental Go cross-platform UI library(github.com)

    106 points by vruiz 12y ago|30 comments
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    Canonical import paths in Golang(texlution.com)

    1 points by vruiz 12y ago|0 comments
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    We had some trouble with etcd at work with constant leader re-election and high CPU usage around last summer, we switched to consul and so far we are happy with it, but etcd seems to be better supported by 3rd party apps, so maybe we should
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    Mangos – An implementation in pure Go of the Scalable Protocols(github.com)

    46 points by vruiz 12y ago|5 comments
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    Looks like some links are broken. For example http://laravel.com/docs/authentication redirects to -> http://laravel.com/docs/4.2/authentication which is 404.
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    As a paying "Inbox developer program" user, I'm a bit shocked that I had to find about this through HN.
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    While I got also shocked at first by Go's time formatting, is by far the easiest to learn and memorize once you get it. The argument from the issue https://github.com/golang/go/issues/444 > It would b