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If you frequent reddit/r/golang you'll see this question pops up quite frequently and the comments have many differing suggestions.

Why though?

Why the scientific notation?

    3.436e3 $/BTC now

Golang has really nice cross compilation features, it's as easy as setting two environment variables `GOOS` and `GOARCH` when building.

I think it helps too much, so I vote to remove it!

What about users who are using a VPN?

Wow I never knew HN supported a `?from`[1] query parameter!

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=github.com

>Social acceptance is yet another large hurdle. People do not take kindly to surreptitious film making.

I don't think these even have a camera.

The projected value is pretty optimistic, it says if you invest $15,500 over three years you could get an expected return of $4,619,173.07 with the conservative portfolio...

You have ~500k personal text messages?

All those factors are good incentives to stay employed. This keeps the economy moving forward. Credit is what keeps most people afloat during economic hardship which then provides even greater incentive to work more hours.

Love the idea, one of the few extensions I would install and I did. Unfortunately first the shortcut didn't work because I'm on a mac and I had to use the command not control key. Then the animations on keypress just we're too cute much for me. I want a text editor and I realized I always have one open anyways and that's where I will continue to do so.

I suggest adding options for any flare like animations and perhaps some basic themes like this one[1]. Utilizing the new tab screen is a great idea.

1. https://github.com/sindresorhus/github-markdown-css

Hofstadter's Law: It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's Law.

Thanks for correcting me! I commonly call a group of people "guys" even if they are women, this is something I need to break the habit of. Will strive to be gender neutral in the future.

Wonder what he thinks (not really) of Rob Pike using blogspot: https://commandcenter.blogspot.com/

Same guy who wrote this has another post called Deep learning with cats[1] which has a great open source repo[2] with multiple GANs.

1. https://ajolicoeur.wordpress.com/cats/

2. https://github.com/AlexiaJM/Deep-learning-with-cats

Is there any documentation at all? I couldn't find any. The playground[1] isn't useful without the schema.

1. https://api.cleargraph.com/

Living in the United States both google and apple maps have been really good for a long time. After moving to Vietnam I’ve found both to be not accurate. Many times I’ll find a place on google then have the map show a completely different address and street then the actual address.

Thanks for the reply, I like first only showing the subreddit with the option to further drill down.

Would be easier to use if I could add a batch of strings at once.

Translate foreign signs in place, augment plane tickets with realtime flight details, see products in your house before you buy them... just off top of my head.

Check out Golang for the server, it's a statically typed language so it's fast and hard to introduce subtle bugs that can cause a lot of confusion. There is a ton of interest and mindshare moving towards Go and it's supported by Google so it's not going anywhere. Big projects like Docker and Kubernetes are written in Go.

For a web application I think most of the work will be in the frontend which basically means javascript. We've had a lot of success using Golang for the backend APIs and React for the frontend.

To leverage the thousands of hours that went into it.

I think what is missing is what set of circumstances would trigger you to execute your plans. If it’s “world wide epidemic which causes extreme pain and suffering with less than 5% chance of survival” that is one thing. However if you are planning your suicide in case you lose your job or your significant other cheats on you then that would be concerning and reason to seek help.

Which makes sense from a business point of view. Obviously that doesn’t always align with a hacker mindset but there is a reason Apple is worth almost a trillion dollars.

>> optional ability to overlay an empty full size block so the image cant easily be right clicked and saved

> Not sure what you mean, but as soon as image loaded it turns into good old image, so you can do right click

I believe he wants the opposite of that, putting a div over the image so it cannot be right clicked and saved.

I've seen a few that used 1.0.3 which is also common among python and other languages. One of the biggest new go projects, istio[1], uses the 1.0.3 style.

I'll switch over in the future and keep existing tags for dep users.

1. https://github.com/istio/istio/tags

Yes I am talking about git tags.

I purposely followed semver 2.0.0 which doesn't mention anything about a "v" prefix. Thanks for finding an old mention of version control tagging!

At the end of the day it's not a big deal. I will just duplicate the tags so it won't break any dep configurations.

I really do not like the “semver-like” versioning string requirement. My packages are already tagged with valid semver releases and now I need to change them by adding a “v” prefix.

If you don’t know what I’m talking about vgo requires the release to be tagged like “v1.0.3” which is not standard semver.

The component demos[1] are very nice and there are some I have not seen nice react components before such as the date range picker[2] and tree checked select input[3].

1. https://rsuitejs.com/en/components/overview

2. https://rsuitejs.com/en/components/date-range-picker

3. https://rsuitejs.com/en/components/check-tree-picker