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@jmoiron RT @turntablefm: You will be greatly missed @Avicii. (illustration credit @grabbins) https://t.co/pe7Js3jNIC
@jmoiron alias create-go-app="mkdir" https://t.co/55xVNTBZAU
@jmoiron oxford comma devotion level: will not omit even following an emoji
@jmoiron RT @Tj_Perenara: In the mean time, I have donated to the #NZFalcons campaign to support their involvement in the @BinghamCup2018 in June, t…
@jmoiron @taotetek @digitalocean congrats :)
@jmoiron @jordanorelli I see, I assumed it would just show up in explorer/finder like it does in nautilus. I've used Android File Transfer on OSX before and was not impressed.
@jmoiron @jordanorelli bummer; I thought the pulldown options on the device itself included one for "files" that was just USB mass storage? In linux it looks like it gets mounted and I can browse with a normal file browser, but maybe it's doing some vfs tricks I'm unaware of.
@jmoiron @jordanorelli Do you mean wirelessly? All of my android devices are browseable as drives or via photo management if I plug them in. Unfortunately, usb-c has made this rather less convenient :(
@jmoiron poe's law https://t.co/tIdtBRSsc1
@jmoiron I've never used X, but <opinion about X vs Y> - HN
@jmoiron @francesc @joncalhoun just for func lives :P
@jmoiron @davecheney @dgryski @preshing dat exponential y axis tho
@jmoiron @markcallaghan @kellabyte Wasn't explicit sadly but my impression w/ FASTER was that it'd easier to build systems atop of than in-place hash storage w/o the log (a la dbm/mdbm) which corrupt quite happily under write load; latch-free hash-based is interesting IMHO given LSM domi...
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@jmoiron RT @badrishc: Announcing FASTER, our new blazing fast key-value store to appear at @SIGMOD2018, at https://t.co/p52iMGOEFm. Joint work with…
@jmoiron Is there a secret competition in OSS cloud infra for how many nested directories of yaml we can require to deploy an application before we lose all our users
@jmoiron @chillworkmusic https://t.co/jF5iCBkXNw with all the ambient and soulful jazz in the old group I wasn't sure if deep house would really qualify but I really like the groove of this one
@jmoiron @chillworkmusic Echoes of Vangelis, and a bit of funk too at the end. Nice!
@jmoiron @Sajma @bryanl @hugoslabbert Totally agree. Actions speak louder than version numbers. Things don't get significantly popular without stability, so to then change things because it's "pre 1.0" is an unprofessional cop out.
@jmoiron "Before starting to work on a problem, it can be helpful to already know more or less how to solve that problem." https://t.co/xz97b5tjvi
@jmoiron @dgryski @matryer I liked that one. I have (likely unoriginal) theory that "code shape" has a strong correlation with quality. This accounts for all sorts of stylistic smells like excessively long lines, heavily nested indentation, too-long or too-short functions, excessive rep...
@jmoiron Returning early[1] aka Guard Clauses[2] is a very common code review comment of mine. Putting error and edge cases first makes people more thoughtful of them. With #golang's defer, you don't need single-exit for cleanup.
[1] https://t.co/kyuXjkpWvM
[2] https://t.co/bQgbUB4bw4
@jmoiron @rugby_podcast love the pod, been listening since you joined gagr; your chat about rugby at the pub and nobody knowing what is going on really hit home as a yank in NYC where few non-expats even know what a "super rugby" is
@jmoiron @garychou We outnumber you by 140k so maybe it's a bad idea, but more importantly getting past the Queensboro is going to be an enormous pain in the ass