Thanks! Working on batch insert: having arrays under the hood it can be pretty efficient.
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Thanks! Working on batch insert: having arrays under the hood it can be pretty efficient.
@dgryski.bsky.social, you probably don't remember your tweet: x.com/dgryski/stat..., but I implemented it in Go: github.com/dronnix/bwarr
#rustlang hot take: We should rename .unwrap() to .or_panic(). (And .expect() to .or_panic_with().) "Unwrap" is a terrible name for the panicking function, especially since we also have things like .unwrap_or() and .unwrap_or_default() which never panic.
Choosing a programming language, CTO point of view: spf13.com/p/the-9-fact... by @spf13.com
One day the industry will recognize the drawbacks of AI agents and nondeterministic automation, and rediscover the UNIX philosophy of chaining together small purpose built tools in a low cost and predictable way, otherwise known as shell scripts.
Any reasons why there are no bookmarks at @bsky.app?
Don’t use semantic ID or obfuscate - otherwise clients will rely on it 😉
restrict is more readable, hence more Go-fluent
What do you think about MCP sessions? They consist of several separate connections that can arrive at different cluster nodes. One broken connection should invalidate others. github.com/mark3labs/mc...
In the era of wild connecting #AI to all "traditional" software systems via #MCP, we should design our systems as robust as ever. Limiters, circuit breakers, RBAC, graceful degradation, etc.
Hey, #MCP folks! The new version of the spec has just arrived. Significant changes for HTTP+SSE transport. spec.modelcontextprotocol.io/specificatio...
YES THANK YOU EU. The car I drive has a heads up display that projects text at distance from my eyes, & lots of steering wheel buttons, so I can drive it without wearing reading glasses. Touchscreens require me to PUT ON READING GLASSES TO DRIVE which is insane. I can’t drive touchscreen cars.
Screenshot of a twitter post showing that the latest openAI commercial model is better than previous models at doing arithmetic but still cannot reliably produce the correct answer of multiplication problems with values greater than 11 x 11. It's supposed to be impressive I think
you fucked up a perfectly good computer is what you did. look at it. it's got innumeracy
top youtube comment on the openai superbowl ad www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIhb...
The AI race will involve several companies, not a big room for any positions. And steal trillions dollars from the market, that could be invested in DB, protocols, etc.
Suggesting for-range instead of C-like "for" is a great result itself: most of the public codebase contains old-styled constructions. It seems it can prefer the new style over the most popular.
Same. Also, sometimes, adding tests to check/prove a problem is quicker than a read-only evaluation.
“It’s a side project. I call it DeepSeek.”
Obvious observation: as a software engineer, I have to think about work-related things all day long. There is no room for my personal thoughts. So, I need additional time and space for it.
Here is why I consider AI agents nothing more than software. I'm talking specifically about the pieces of software that do things in a pipeline to complete a task. Let's take booking a flight to Vancouver as an example task.
I'm about to rebrand all my cron jobs to AI agents and raise a $100,000,000 seed round.
Wanting to see more #golang content here, let me try to get the ball rolling with a developers plus contributors starter pack!
go.bsky.app/Hz6nVzr
“The teams that invented the laser, transistor and solar cell were not seeking profits. They were seeking understanding.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/26/opinion/sunday/innovation-and-the-bell-labs-miracle.html
Code written with box characters used on old old software to make fake UIs
You’re still arguing about tabs vs. spaces? May I present…
Nice blog post by @danp.net on the new #golang 1.24 testing/synctest package.
Magically make your tests run faster and be less flaky!
(Still experimental in 1.24, but hopefully with enough people trying it and giving feedback from real-world cases it could become non-experimental 😅).
[4, 1, 2, 3] // Ordered by level of interest
It seems #AI overhype is going to the end www.ft.com/content/9350...