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Comment #16596852
OpenCensus is not a vendor specific project. The data OpenCensus collects can be exportable to any tracing backend. We already have a Jaeger exporter for Go: https://godoc.org/go.o…
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Comment #14844234
LLVM is a future consideration for Go. One of the main reasons I don't want to tackle (1) right now if the possibility of benefiting from XRay even though it doesn't sort the case …
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Comment #12646813
Whoops, fixed the typo. Thanks!
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Comment #12640290
Avoiding error checking against a properly formatted constant is not avoiding error checking. I cannot follow your argument.
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Comment #12640129
Two. The URL is a constant that is guaranteed not to return an error. It is not brevity. Anyways, the point is I don't understand the point of err != nil bashing here, given there …
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Comment #12640000
There are only two err != nils in the article. What's your point?
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Comment #12602275
I had a big group of coworkers from EPFL when I was working for Google Switzerland. At some point, I actually questioned whether we have a bias for these schools. EPFL or ETH are d…
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Comment #9635483
There is not a single mention of Java at the Brillo announcement. Irrelevant but flush your biases and assumptions down to the toilet. Java can statically compile to microcontrolle…
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Comment #9635463
Google is building their own hardware, an embedded Linux distro is primarily a need at Google to support our hardware projects for a long time. But, for the first time, the industr…
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Comment #9635455
Brillo contains a very minimal part of Android for HAL and the network stack. 64MB is our medium-end target. The ART is not in the scope of Brillo.
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Comment #9635434
You must interpret low-power devices as low-end Linux boards. No one is aiming to target the microcontroller market with a Linux/arm board.