"100% of our production system is now running Go"
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"100% of our production system is now running Go"
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#2Creator of SASS and Haml now using Go for whole production system.
When asked about surprising things about Go, its creators have said that they expected to recruit people from c++ communities, instead it seems to be more ruby/python people.
Re: "100% of our production system is now running Go"
#3It's really annoying to have to log in to read something on google+, or groups for that matter. I just won't do it.
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#4It's really annoying to have to log in to read something on google+, or groups for that matter. I just won't do it.
This happens only if you have some Google login cookies already -- if you delete all your Google cookies then you won't be asked to log in.
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#5It's really annoying to have to log in to read something on google+, or groups for that matter. I just won't do it.
You have to login? It doesn't do that for me, and I'm not logged into any Google products...
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#6It's really annoying to have to log in to read something on google+, or groups for that matter. I just won't do it.
This happens only if you have some Google login cookies already -- if you delete all your Google cookies then you won't be asked to log in.
Um. What? Did you just tell me to fuck myself?
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#7It's really annoying to have to log in to read something on google+, or groups for that matter. I just won't do it.
No it's the usenet remnants, not google+. But yeah, google made usenet worse too.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Um. What? Did you just tell me to fuck myself?
No, I did not.
Along the lines of... http://howfuckedismydatabase.com/nosql/. Aka, I shouldn't need to "delete all my Google cookies" to read a post.