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If you’ve ever done support for a product of any kind this is immediately apparent. And that’s when you realize building intuitive UX is really hard!
With #golang btw,
On my laptop btw,
Running Arch btw,
Developed in Neovim btw,
Requests per second: 162405.16 [#/sec] (mean)
With #golang btw,
On my laptop btw,
Running Arch btw,
Developed in Neovim btw,
Requests per second: 162405.16 [#/sec] (mean)
that can be anyone I guess
that can be anyone I guess
time will tell
time will tell
The team had voted a year ago to rewrite the dataLake recommenders to Go for performance but I added developer xp in the journey
The team had voted a year ago to rewrite the dataLake recommenders to Go for performance but I added developer xp in the journey
We needed to cook ourselves on the bbq
Some meeting times are nice
We needed to cook ourselves on the bbq
Some meeting times are nice
you know it's necessary to guide decisions and reduce chaos
you know it's necessary to guide decisions and reduce chaos
I want to create a desk dashboard with weather and calendar or alerts...
The python lib runs fine but the few I find in Go fails
So I have to read the manual and dig into spi communication
But the first task is finding time ...
I want to create a desk dashboard with weather and calendar or alerts...
The python lib runs fine but the few I find in Go fails
So I have to read the manual and dig into spi communication
But the first task is finding time ...
every notification from an account that looks like a p0rnBot ...
So bots don't waste your time on trying
every notification from an account that looks like a p0rnBot ...
So bots don't waste your time on trying
While watching Anthony gg
While watching Anthony gg
I prefer simplicity and you should consider this
It is better for readability
Less boiler plating
Simpler flow control
Easier debugging
It reduces overhead and improves performance
I prefer simplicity and you should consider this
It is better for readability
Less boiler plating
Simpler flow control
Easier debugging
It reduces overhead and improves performance
The understanding could help creating less garbage so that once your product has traffic, it can perform forever
The understanding could help creating less garbage so that once your product has traffic, it can perform forever
Our team is now one year into go and I see at least 90% less bugs in what has been written vs python
I guess due to the power of strictly typed validation in the linter and compile time
Our team is now one year into go and I see at least 90% less bugs in what has been written vs python
I guess due to the power of strictly typed validation in the linter and compile time