I'm the author of Go in Action.
I have a history in embedded software with C and C++, but now work on web services at Iron.io using Go on the server side and every language possible on the client side.
I love programming languages and can find something to like just about anywhere. I wish I had more time to spend learning about compilers.
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Mar
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awarded | Autobiographer |
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Dec
17 |
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Making Go compiler use int64 by default Why not just use int64 instead of int?
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Dec
5 |
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Strip out C-style comments from a []byte I don't believe there's any 100% correct way to do it with only a regular expression. But if I'm wrong, I'm interested in the solution. |
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Nov
11 |
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awarded | Nice Answer |
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Oct
28 |
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Upgrade a connection to TLS in Go I agree with Stephen: the client sounds suspect. What does the client look like? |
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Oct
24 |
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answered | Why does OpenGL's glDrawArrays() fail with GL_INVALID_OPERATION under Core Profile 3.2, but not 3.3 or 4.2? |
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Oct
14 |
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answered | Passing a Go map that is in a structure |
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Oct
11 |
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answered | type noRows struct{} var _ Result = noRows{} |
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Oct
11 |
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Sharing variables between two source files in the same package added 2 characters in body |
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Oct
11 |
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answered | Sharing variables between two source files in the same package |
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Oct
10 |
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What is the fastest way to generate a long random string in Go? True, the question didn't specify whether the strings have to be cryptographically random. If they don't, your solution's probably better. |
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Oct
9 |
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answered | go language license |
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Oct
7 |
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What is the fastest way to generate a long random string in Go? Admit bias |
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Oct
7 |
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answered | What is the fastest way to generate a long random string in Go? |
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Oct
2 |
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Strip out C-style comments from a []byte @jnml You're right (although I might grumble about the lack of a newline at the end of the string). I'll leave that as an exercise to the asker if he/she's interested. |
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Oct
2 |
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answered | Strip out C-style comments from a []byte |
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Sep
29 |
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Put the last 8 bits of a big.Int into a uint8 Although this will work in practice, the the result of Int64() is documented to be undefined when the value won't fit in an int64. A more correct (though more inefficient) way of doing it would be to use the Bytes() method.
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Sep
27 |
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awarded | Autobiographer |
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Sep
27 |
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awarded | Autobiographer |
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Sep
10 |
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awarded | Nice Answer |
