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Others have answered this better than I, but I'll tell you what I've seen: - grpc-go and gopls had great "Contributors welcome" issues set up. For both of them, I had to email/chat…

I imagine it's not appropriate for startups, since they're burning money fast and mental health appppears to be less of a priority? I've not worked at one, so hard to say. Besides …

I've been at Google for 3 years and have 20%ed the entire time I've been there on: grpc-go, Drive, and Go tools (gopls, etc). I think it's fantastic. The whole 120% thing is up to …

Denver voter here: wer'e very excited about this! Our neighbours in Longmonth and Fort Collins both have similar situations, and we're jealous over here. Excited for some competiti…

> Package-Side Problems > I also find it problematic because it breaks (in my mind) one of the most useful things about module names – they reflect the file path. Sorry, this is in…

Semver is very clear on what a minor vs a major change means. > the majority of software in use today uses version numbers - they are most often used to denote new features, which …

Thanks, this is good feedback. In general, I reckon having a variety of documentation is great, so also would like more of "how" documentation. I believe the tutorials that are in …

Hiyo, I'm one of the co-authors of https://blog.golang.org/v2-go-modules . One of the takeaways from this article was, "there needs to be more documentation", and I think I can spe…

What in the world. This is incredible. Could we have a blog post about how this is achieved? Is there webassembly involved?

Thanks for these great links! This is very informative.

Where are you getting 90% from? AFAICT it's closer to 50% or 60% [1] [2]. And, note, that deal was only a 4 year deal from 2017-2021 [1]. It's not like a decades-old source of reve…

Let's please not upvote this. It is _not_ a "standard" go project - it doesn't even have a go.mod. Furthermore, it is in an org called "golang standards", when in reality it and it…

You're thinking of chubby. :) https://ai.google/research/pubs/pub27897

Those are also, as the OP has repeatedly addressed: first order effects.

I used "fairness" because it appears in most definitions of the anti trust regulation. A "level playing field" is 100% not the point of antitrust laws. Sidenote: I don't believe an…

> The point of antitrust regulations is to stop the anti-innovation practices Is that true? That doesn't match the definition of any antitrust regulation I'm aware of. AFAIK antitr…

s/Rib/Rob :)

I'm not a twitch streamer/viewer, but I believe a lot of folks are in it for the community aspect. Following your favourite streamers and being a participant in the group chat - es…

I generally just stick to net/http. In both small projects and large enterprise-y projects it's served well. I think most Go devs are roughly of similar opinion at this point.

YES. Absolutely yes. I _hated_ this aspect of working with AWS. Also, documentation always came off as "generic" and "wordy" without being "useful" - a huge, huge article that migh…

Author here - happy to answer any questions.

> For example Los Angeles County, twice as large as Finland. Uhh. You're off by two orders of magnitude. Los Angeles county is 4751 sq mi [1]. Finland is 130,666 sq mi [2]. 1: http…

Was it necessary to change the title of this post a half dozen times?

This is good satire about overly-aggressive folks / jerks heh. I guess the one nit I have is about the predilection to rag on weightlifters. It's just a hobby for many people. I do…