Roy E

@_roye_

A Pythonista and practicing Gopher ;)

Philippines
Vrijeme pridruživanja: veljača 2009.

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    Learning about thread pools from

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    Agree with Russ here. Especially with Go v1.12 there was some great improvements in the GC for large heap sizes. What is more interesting about the story from is, how they were able to use such an old Go version for a long time!

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    ... Don't make decisions about Go's performance based on a release from mid-2017 (Go 1.9.2). Lots has gotten better since then but especially the garbage collector's handling of very large heaps. Best way to make a program faster: update to the latest version of Go! 2/2

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    Big fan of Rust and not a zealot about language choice. Use the tool that works best for you. There are lots of situations and reasons why Rust might be the right choice for you. And this is a well-written post. But! ... 1/2

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    HA clusters. Documentation vs Reality.

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    Introducing Swift Crypto, a cross-platform package that provides an open source implementation of the platform independent crypto APIs from Apple’s CryptoKit library:

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    I've worked professionally in software for 18 years and I can say with certainty that you should not use software for anything

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    I’m super excited to announce that I’m starting at Apple as a software engineer on the health special projects team! First day 😄 – mjesto: Apple Infinite Loop

    Posing in front of the Infinite Loop sign at Apple
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    Strings in WebAssembly (Wasm) - a really detailed overview of how strings work in WebAssembly, with examples in Rust

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    Swift Crypto project is now live and open source. Read more at: Grab the code:

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    gRPC folks using Prometheus to instrument their services. Do you enable Histograms for your metrics? If yes did you saw any performance issues with high cardinality assuming your gRPC service has tens of methods?

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    I saw a developer today. No company swag hoodie. No stickers on their laptop. No mechanical keyboard. No Windows or macOS. He just sat there. Typing away in vim IDE running on Arch Linux and older ThinkPad. Like a psychopath.

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    Thank you Peter! Also, I want to implement the RED methods (rate, error and duration latency), It seems like this can be done with a single Histogram (because of foo_count time series). Some examples (such as ) create a separate counter. Is that needed?

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    A new way of working with Protocol Buffers. Buf's goal is for Protobuf to not only be a good choice on the technical merits, but to be so easy to use that the decision is trivial.

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    An older woman came into the bookstore today. I made a joke about a credit card reader issue and she said "these things are all programmed by twenty-five-year-old boys who don't comment their code" and somehow we ended up having a great conversation about programming and biases.

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    I think I will write a blog post or tweet thread about Go this week, but in the meantime, my conclusions are: Go is pretty nice to use and very easy to learn, it has some odd corners, more than I expected, Go and Rust are very different languages with very different applications

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    Great talk by about with Delve. My takeaway is project will simulate the the desired behavior and we can make time traveling. This a huge steps in our days and could save you a significant amount time and money 💰

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    . used objdump to analyze the recent optimizations to defer on this great article:

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    After we wrote Go for Kubernetes now how do we properly debug Go in 2020?

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