* Disclosure: I sometimes contribute to NSQ. We use NSQ at Dell for the commercial side of dell.com. We've been in Production with it for about 2 years. > what are the typical use cases for NSQ ? In the abstract,…
A point of clarification for anyone skimming the original article: > Top Tip — Libraries should never vendor their dependencies. Peter goes on to clarify: > You can carve out an exception for yourself if your library…
> having no stack for errors is insanely frustrating. Check out https://github.com/pkg/errors If you want more rich control of the output of the stack trace there's https://github.com/go-stack/stack
> Coming from pretty heavy background in MSSQL internals, this article is really great. Do you know of any good resources for the undocumented function fn_dblog? I'm looking to understand the structure of RowLog…
Thanks for the varying levels of explanation (thanks to viraptor too). I think part of the reason I was confused is because GitHub's web hook setup allows for a supplied shared secret which, based on what I understand…
I have a question I haven't been able to find an answer to, hopefully someone here can help. Why is HMAC+(hash) considered secure, while being considerably faster than say bcrypt with a cost of 12? For example, if a…
Please remove the access to Private Repositories, or make it optional.
Even the wiki is a git repo, though there's no built in search like there is for repositories and issues.
One of my most often used Google queries is "time in [city]"
Oct 4: Apple launches Siri Oct 5: Steve Jobs dies One kind of side note. On October 5th, Steve Jobs died. He had been involved in a lot of the process leading up to it. We know that he was watching this launch from his…
> no good IDE LiteIDE is open source, cross-platform and pretty enjoyable. https://code.google.com/p/liteide/
To know something is insecure can be acceptable. To think something is secure when it isn't can be far more dangerous. I'm considering secure to mean encrypted and identity reasonably verified. Whatever your thoughts on…
* Disclosure: I sometimes contribute to NSQ. We use NSQ at Dell for the commercial side of dell.com. We've been in Production with it for about 2 years. > what are the typical use cases for NSQ ? In the abstract,…
A point of clarification for anyone skimming the original article: > Top Tip — Libraries should never vendor their dependencies. Peter goes on to clarify: > You can carve out an exception for yourself if your library…
> having no stack for errors is insanely frustrating. Check out https://github.com/pkg/errors If you want more rich control of the output of the stack trace there's https://github.com/go-stack/stack
> Coming from pretty heavy background in MSSQL internals, this article is really great. Do you know of any good resources for the undocumented function fn_dblog? I'm looking to understand the structure of RowLog…
Thanks for the varying levels of explanation (thanks to viraptor too). I think part of the reason I was confused is because GitHub's web hook setup allows for a supplied shared secret which, based on what I understand…
I have a question I haven't been able to find an answer to, hopefully someone here can help. Why is HMAC+(hash) considered secure, while being considerably faster than say bcrypt with a cost of 12? For example, if a…
Please remove the access to Private Repositories, or make it optional.
Even the wiki is a git repo, though there's no built in search like there is for repositories and issues.
One of my most often used Google queries is "time in [city]"
Oct 4: Apple launches Siri Oct 5: Steve Jobs dies One kind of side note. On October 5th, Steve Jobs died. He had been involved in a lot of the process leading up to it. We know that he was watching this launch from his…
> no good IDE LiteIDE is open source, cross-platform and pretty enjoyable. https://code.google.com/p/liteide/
To know something is insecure can be acceptable. To think something is secure when it isn't can be far more dangerous. I'm considering secure to mean encrypted and identity reasonably verified. Whatever your thoughts on…