@jmoiron @kaihendry There isn't; it gets really hairy when you start to have embedded types. You can use a combination of reflect and `NamedExec` to do this; I've also recently accepted a PR in HEAD that can do bulk inserts using named queries as templates.
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@jmoiron @kaihendry Not aware of any :( Most of the examples/tutorials out there are pitching their own library or framework for creating these kinds of things.
@jmoiron Jess has put together a great list. I personally love asking people teach me what they have been learning. I learn, they learn through teaching, it reinforces humility and approachability as virtues, and signals to others that no one knows everything and that's ok. https://t.co...
@jmoiron @rugby_podcast Dan Carter surely
@jmoiron "If the struct you’re defining the method on is very large, copying it would be far too expensive than using a value receiver." This advice is theoretically true but false in practice. You need measurements (benchmarks + production impact) before deciding based on this.
@jmoiron @elithrar What people really want is local simplicity, even at the cost of global complexity. Go makes the opposite tradeoff a lot, where global simplicity comes at the cost of persistent trivial local complexity (if err != nil ...), and it's the #1 source of complaints.
@jmoiron I've heard the same of java, grid computing, cloud computing, emr, serverless... It's a risky business. https://t.co/SgP6GBq6VI
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@jmoiron @bryanl Accidentally some words! But really a tree (filesystem) of trees (yaml) with multiple nested templating languages interacting is too complex to bear. "People want that control" is the ASM fallacy; the literature is full of ppl who thought C would not overtake asm/fort...
@jmoiron @bryanl Rethink. High level programming languages are not a set of macros on top of the underlying implementation language, they provide a set of semantics "requires attention to the irrelevant."
@jmoiron "Many of us are also engaged in “startup community” activities that frankly boil down to little more than drinking together and trying to sell each other on a vision of success that none of us are living." https://t.co/rgCGeMWjAB
@jmoiron @davecheney is this a kiwi accent joke
@jmoiron The response to @peterbourgon's 100% valid comment on Mastadon installation reqs (https://t.co/4wQMmsnmrr) exposes the distribution problem of traditional web applications as being so ingrained that it has become invisible. I'd bet many of these same people hate electron apps.
@jmoiron RT @dvyukov: Small config
https://t.co/GFWSwK4vGX
and @fuzzbuzzio for syzkaller is running. Even found a bug I didn't know about:
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@jmoiron They forgot the Dunder Mifflin letterhead on this Idera TravisCI email.
@jmoiron @jmikola @AmbassadorAwsum @RocketFizz That's nearly 12 years ago. A deep cut :) I can't say I brought back any limited edition novelty Pepsi on my most recent trip.
@jmoiron @jmikola @AmbassadorAwsum @RocketFizz Let me know how the cucumber compares to Pepsi Ice Cucumber.
@jmoiron @jmikola https://t.co/I9nyqJTnlG
@jmoiron I think hierarchical OOP type systems train people to build software components by focusing on modeling the problem space rather than on what interface to expose. That model then becomes the interface, but it's not abstracted anything; it's just a taxonomy.
@jmoiron Seconded. #travisAlums https://t.co/nB6RZz0RJZ