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Comment #34130460
Well it's dead now and it was a very reasonable post. This site is full of bias.
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Comment #34118572
The civil war was not fought over slavery. The union chose to free the slaves because it hurt the south economically more than it hurt the north economically.
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Comment #34081265
Yes, refactoring from channels to atomic package can easily give 10x speedup. Sometimes we have to communicate by sharing memory :)
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Comment #34080861
And if the GC ever starts slowing you down, just run a profiler and eliminate the allocations. It's usually as simple as replacing a dependency or using sync.Pool in the hot path.
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Comment #34080819
I looked into using Graal one time. Many of the dependencies I used were not compatible. I also encounter weird bugs with any of the OpenJ* alternatives. In Go, everything just wor…
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Comment #33943769
The only extra thing I want from tmux is to persist sessions across reboots and shutdowns. I found a plugin called tmux-resurrect but it would be nice as a base feature.
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Comment #33936211
No, I got all that from my multiple years of repeated interactions with "hello" people and noticing a consistent pattern. Maybe you don't fit that mold and just like to say hello a…
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Comment #33935128
The unspoken context is that this goes beyond saying "hello". In my experience, hello people usually present with the following comorbidities: - inability to learn and retain new i…
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Comment #33932878
I think there is an emotional cost in receiving a work-related message that only says "hello". My data point: it enrages everyone I know. And they lose respect for the person who s…
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Comment #33925218
The only thing that works is: - people who care - people who make a good faith effort every day - people who consider the big picture and don't relegate themselves into a comfortab…