Goranek

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   by Goranek 2mo ago

   Kimi K3 (instead of Opus) for expensive stuff, DSV4 Flash for tasks (instead of Sonnet)? Does this make sense?
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   by Goranek 10y ago

   I thought everybody does that..who the hell would type space 4 times?
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   by Goranek 10y ago

   use go install to cache packages
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   by Goranek 11y ago

   It doesn't matter if you are big or small, you're always wasting resources.. Just count how many servers you have using <50% cpu. By having thousands of users, amazon can organize servers in a way, no cpu is wasted.
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   by Goranek 11y ago

   I'm currently in a phase of life when i don't want to reinvent wheel and just focus on building stuff using tools i know (go || python).
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   by Goranek 11y ago

   I used sqlx for a while and it's definitely an improvement over std sql, but still isn't full orm.
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   by Goranek 11y ago

   I'm missing them more and more. Faster development cycle > performance for most apps.
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   by Goranek 11y ago

   handling m2m is especially painful. I just hate writing same long code for fetching old members, checking if members are changed and then updating/inserting new members. Joins are also problematic (i like how beego orm is handling it,
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   by Goranek 11y ago

   writing raw queries for crud seems like too much effort, especially when performance is not important
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    i'm using beego orm(can be used without using whole framework)
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    Last 2 years I've been using Go (instead of Python), even for webpages & apis. I'm actually considering going back to Python(for webpages and apis) because dealing with database in Go is really ugly. Currently available orms a
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    GoPy generates a CPython extension module from a go package(github.com)

    1 points by Goranek 11y ago|0 comments
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    I know that hating angular is popular these days, but i'm still using it, and it serves me well. Looking forward to Angular 2!
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    really love the design, and how it shows the whole language on the frontpage.
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    this feels so much faster than the angular material :/
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    Is Python library ready for usage? Will there ever be Go library?
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    also supports pypy
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    go, python, javascript
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    Believe it or not, it appears gcloud-golang package already contains go bigtable library :) https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gcloud-golang/commit/...
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    Well that's up to you to decide :)
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    I suppose you should be able to use any Go Hbase client.
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    You can always move to Hbase ... Google BigTable uses Hbase api.
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    DynamoDB competitor is more likely Datastore(because of indexes, and way of pricing)
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    datastore is a copy of Google Megastore service. It has indexes, sql like queries, transactions.. and you don't need to run servers like with BigTable (you pay for documents and api calls only)
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    works now
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    by Goranek 11y ago

    this sounds like joyent manta service.
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    Go 1.5 Bootstrap Plan(docs.google.com)

    134 points by Goranek 12y ago|51 comments
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    iOS support in Go 1.5(groups.google.com)

    1 points by Goranek 12y ago|0 comments
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    Minimal Acyclic Finite State Automata in Go(github.com)

    39 points by Goranek 12y ago|2 comments
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    by Goranek 12y ago

    Simple scales better than complex. What they need is key->value caching and for that memcached is a perfect match. I'm not saying that Redis is bad, but when all you need is key-value memory caching, redis isn't needed.