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Did you even open the article? Following is literally in first paragraph > This package offers the same high level json.Decoder API but higher throughput and reduced allocations

Probably not because I still get ads with YouTube Premium.

Hashicorp nomad comes to mind.

Stallman himself

Imo problem with Java is... JVM because it's quite a resource intensive application itself, memory usage is orders of time magnitude worse than most of the language I've used.

By any chance can you share how you do this practically?

I'm curious to hear what really is the difference between GoLand and IDEA Ultimate with go plugin other than flashy startup banner.

Tablets remind me of vitess

You know you can see your upvoted stories right?

Good riddance

I am going to give out different statement than the consensus being formed in this thread. It is a criminal act by any manufacturer to sell a computer with 8G of memory specially w…

Go has a pretty decent standard library, you can go really far without adding a single third party library.

You can use replace directive in go mod then you'd be able to load library from local path

I think PostgreSQL in an excellent general purpose solution specially for OLTP usecases but what it lacks behinds is that it's hard to scale horizontally (sharding). There are solu…

Do you not trust any opensource software and prefer only paid software to build your systems?

I wouldn't say commercial VPNs are waste, It depends for what purpose do you want to use the VPN. Privacy? Yeah maybe not the best for that but these are extremely useful to bypass…

I am getting following error response when I enter the email {"error":"The daily free submission quota was exceeded."}

Do you really think it is insulting considering the pandemic response has been really bad. The extent to which the whole event is politicized which directly caused deaths of thousa…

why will you not if you can read the script?

I suppose you can say same about apple products.

I guess to throw off crawlers?

is there any videos?

anyone mind explaining how this works?

you need to find value of memory[1] & memory[2] where memory is the program from first part, which gets you 19690720

Nope