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Patrickmi
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Comment #37726785
Down-voters, could you please explain your disagreement to the statement
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Comment #37726527
People are not talking that InfluxData is NO more just a time series database, this isn’t just a language change but feature additions and with the level of massive dependence on C…
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Comment #37707596
No matter if the language is Great or bottom line worse if there’s no ecosystem and libraries to promote productivity is all moo, hey we hate JavaScript but before I think of wasm …
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Comment #37678844
Go has the ability to do what C or C++ can do to some extent while offering simplicity, easy to read and understand while rust gives you full control with its powerful type system …
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Comment #37678657
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Comment #37664350
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Comment #37654617
Here’s the problem about languages like Rust, at the very beginning of rust goals it gives you all the control while offering security and performance, want some libraries to manag…
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Comment #37575881
So whats your point ?, old ideas never die ?, language design is not language purpose and goal ?, they made a mistake creating Go ?, refusing to find something suitable or just bre…
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Comment #37543332
Well kinda, there’re indeed some services can cost more hosting than cloud hosting especially when it comes to geo-location, auto scaling, preventing dead servers but there’re are …
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Comment #37503131
Tinygo runtime don’t have g or m threads that’s why it’s Cgo is zero cost
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Comment #37482760
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Comment #37479245
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Comment #37449152
I was using docker swarm cause of the simplicity and easy setup but the one feature that I really really need was to be able to specify which runtime to use, either I use runsc (an…
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Comment #37444846
gcc-go, gollvm there’s actually no difference in comparison to the go compiler, heck in some cases gcc-go perform worse, Go internals are built with a different mindset and archite…
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Comment #37444800
In this context, they are not talking about GC but the compiler
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Comment #37444791
If this was 4 years ago I would say “fair enough” but now Go 1.21 ? This claim is no longer Valid, just like saying CGO is slow, just because one language uses LLVM or GCC doesn’t …
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Comment #37243351
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Comment #37083148
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Comment #36928887
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Comment #36904377
Firescracker is good and all but if one wants to use it, one has to change its ecosystem, it’s communication with other servers, why change your entire ecosystem for one tool or ju…
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Comment #36904317
Lol at least one is recoverable
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Comment #36902234
Am new to these kernel space but isn’t writes operation more security at risk than Reads if it is why not break gofer into 2 categories one writes, one reads embed the one with rea…
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Comment #36788843
Of course it’s written in rust
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Comment #36769813
Generics didn’t even change up 20% of my codebase and from that 20% there where libraries, am not sure if Go or C habits has hatched into me, but I see generics as another library …
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Comment #36654592
Sometimes Safety suffers performance