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   by xkarga00 13y ago

   These rewritings have been executed by Go's creators and core developers, not by common programmers. eg. http://talks.golang.org/2013/oscon-dl.slide#1
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   by xkarga00 13y ago

   They do support Go for Glassware development, too, but these are just exceptions. If you search for jobs in Google you are not going to find any vacancy requiring Go programming, while you can find such vacancies in companies like Soundclou
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   by xkarga00 13y ago

   How come Google plays a good part of Go's popularity while the language per se is open-sourced and a fair amount of its contributors don't relate to Google at all? If you had observed what's happening around Go and Google sin
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   by xkarga00 13y ago

   Why does "sizeof(struct foo5))" in packtest.c returns 8 instead of 6?
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   Object oriented programming with ANSI-C (1993)(ritdml.rit.edu)

   79 points by xkarga00 13y ago|54 comments
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   by xkarga00 13y ago

   PostgreSQL has some of the best documentation i've come across to. Very well organized and comprehensive enough.
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   by xkarga00 13y ago

   Sounds amazing!
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   by xkarga00 13y ago

   These guys will never grow up
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   by xkarga00 13y ago

   How about the Alcatel OneTouch Fire? Has anyone got his/her hands on it?
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    by xkarga00 13y ago

    I have a good knowledge of C off last years and recently started programming in Go. I find the later to be much more fun doing.
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    by xkarga00 13y ago

    Byron Crawford's The Mindset of a Champion