@jmoiron @rogpeppe @elithrar It is hard, but when half of the proposal turns out to have issues, that's a hint that there may be a better way, not confirmation that the remaining half is the correct subset to implement and merge.
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@jmoiron @elithrar Very similar to what happened with type aliases; it's not a great precedent imho.
@jmoiron RT @rogpeppe: Uncomfortable with the currently proposed errors design in #golang, I finally arrived at a design that feels simple enough to…
@jmoiron Go community generics counter-proposals are all so focused on syntax, which is less than half of the problem. There are only two unresolved issues: what is an appropriate extension of type expression for Go, and what does the stack look like for `func f(t T) T`?
@jmoiron What a load of bollocks https://t.co/iEVPbgtPJQ
@jmoiron Slack's thread viewing options: a sidebar too narrow to read snippets in that updates normally, and a "threads" view that is the normal width but requires you to click a link to see new messages.
@jmoiron @A_W_Gordon Octopus was launched in HK in 1997, Suica in Tokyo (at ~420 stations) in 2001. There's been 10 years of experience for 10 years. Would NYC have screwed it up anyway? Maybe; americans refuse to consider foreign infra expertise as valid in america. But the competenc...
@jmoiron RT @DanielMorsing: Hey everyone, I'm looking for work again! Take a look at my CV and get in touch if you want to have a chat! https://t.co…
@jmoiron RT @Pinboard: In fairness to Graham, the YCombinator program is open to anyone, regardless of class background or income, who can pick up a…
@jmoiron @Neurotic I usually go to Ueno, there's loads of little shops there.
@jmoiron @elibendersky That and `https://t.co/aKpyXIAFqg` are probably the most generally useful. It also handles errors more rubstly than most people do when iterating themselves (eg, how many people are checking rows.Err?)
@jmoiron @elibendersky after a few db/sql blog posts, would love to hear your thoughts on (shameless plug) https://t.co/JjdW05Xonp which can save you a lot of boilerplate without going full ORM
@jmoiron RT @TimescaleDB: We are excited to announce the release of #TimescaleDB 1.3 which introduces continuous aggregates! More info: https://t.co…
@jmoiron let's just make "questino" a word
@jmoiron The important takeaway is that all of the complexity removed was accidental and not intrinsic. https://t.co/BSIKaaMLcw
@jmoiron @kaihendry @awscloud If it is speaking postgres protocol and you can use it with database/sql as such then it'l work with sqlx!
@jmoiron @bryanl Less emotionally confusing, but similarly, fmt is format. It just is.
@jmoiron I've been thinking about using starlark as a way towards a composable future for k8s cluster config for some time, and it looks like someone's actually gone and done it: https://t.co/AyH8LEjrtD Is this being used in anger? Is it successful?
@jmoiron Audible "What? Oh no.." reading this. One of the great thinkers and, by all accounts, great people in computing. https://t.co/pgjjFEiFku
@jmoiron This thread is really good but really is there anything less jazz than a platform platform built almost exclusively of yaml https://t.co/ml2obirsV6
@jmoiron @copyconstruct I must be shameless, because I am dead certain I am not fashionable.
@jmoiron @kevinwardrop Co-develop access that enables devs to do their jobs in a safe and effective way. By locking everything down because you think devs are children, you're basically failing to reduce that friction. It only seems like a good solution because the costs are externalize...
@jmoiron How does this blanket "devs should not get SSH access" shit persist in this new age of observability? How much tooling is needed to overcome the artificial opacity you're introducing? What's the opportunity cost to your actual product if you develop that too early?