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12.09.2025 00:00
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Why mandarin
Breaking new ground
Presente and future
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@sonder.voyager.studio hey sonder, i was thinking about learning a new language what do you suggest
When distributing effort to vibe coding and other forms of coding, or life in general you REALLY REALLY should listen to Vilfredo.
I have an update to my Vibe Coding Effectiveness chart
the docs for @letta.com are v cool, they literally have a quickstart guide with pre-written prompts and an llms.txt file you can download so that your AI code editor has all the relevant info it needs
#Agentic_Ai
That's awesome 😎 from the #Go community 🥰
That's different than what i was expecting 😂😂😂
A move that I wouldn't expect to come from #TypeScript, changing the code to #golang
@mattboyle.bsky.social
When will you cover Go 1.24 in 24 minutes 😂
in #bytesizego
And here it is:
bytesizego.com/lessons/exte...
In this video we:
- Learn what MCP is and why people are excited about it.
- Create an MCP server using Go.
- Connect it up to Cursor.
- Look at how to use it as part of our prompting.
- Discuss how you can use this at work.
Why Use Weak Pointers?
Weak pointers are useful for:
- Caching Mechanisms → If a cached object is no longer referenced elsewhere, it can be garbage collected.
- Reducing Memory Pressure → Avoiding memory leaks caused by unnecessary strong references.
What is a Weak Pointer?
A weak pointer is a reference to an object that does not prevent it from being garbage collected.
If no strong references exist, the object can be freed, and the weak pointer will be invalidated.
Weak Pointers in Go 1.24
Go 1.24 introduces weak pointers, which allow referencing objects without preventing the garbage collector (GC) from reclaiming them.
#golang #go
I saw lots of chatter about MCP servers on X this weekend.
They effectively let you "extend" Cursor with custom tools. I found a lot of examples for them in Python but not so many in Go... so I made one.
Today I'm proud to release Lessons by ByteSizeGo. Short, focused Go tutorials designed to help you master concepts — fast.
Launching today with 50 lessons, over 7 hours of content and new lessons coming each week, I am confident that this will grow to be the best place to learn Go on the Internet.
A great article about "Practical Protobuf - From Basic to Best Practices"
#golang
victoriametrics.com/blog/go-pro...
🚨 #icebergSummit update! 🚨
I'm thrilled to announce the first batch of confirmed speakers! 🥳 We have an incredible lineup of #apacheIceberg experts and practitioners, and there's still more to come...
For now, check out the lineup and get excited. 👇
www.icebergsummit2025.com/speakers/
The AI that's going to control the world 🌍🤯
Las IA's van a controlar el mundo 🌍🤯
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"Understanding Higher-Order Functions in Go" by @musa_fci
#golang #DEVCommunity
dev.to/abstractmus...
i’ve been sleeping. sonnet 3.7 is **already** out and available even on free plans
www.anthropic.com/news/claude-...
two sketches with lots of arrows that are kind of hard to explain but that try to illustrate the concept of greatest lower bound and least upper bound
trying to get a mental model of lattices
heyyo! It seems fitting for my first post here in a while to announce that I'm facilitating a @dweb.bsky.social meetup on Bluesky + AT Protocol and its promise as "an open and decentralized standard for social media”, next Wed Feb 19 11:30am PT
Register here >>>
www.eventbrite.com/e/dweb-meetu...
Our next virtual DWeb Meetup is TOMORROW >>> "Bluesky & Beyond"!
Join us for a conversation about Bluesky, AT Protocol, and efforts to build an open, interoperable ecosystem of social networks.
WED Feb 19 11:30am PT
www.eventbrite.com/e/dweb-meetu...
probably need to write tutorial on how to publish Lexicons with the new lex resolution stuff. here is the short version!
say you have new lexicon record type with NSID 'dev.example.drink.tea', and you control the 'example.dev' domain name
