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Nice! It would be nice however to see more detail about the data you collect and what exactly you provide on top of it using AI or through aggregation etc

I'm curious what SQlite package do you use? Are you also using cgo or not? cgo has been a bit of pain point for me in the past with SQLite

> I couldn't quite figure out if it was safe for concurrent use

This has been a big issue I have found when researching SQLite and trying to determine if it's suitable. I can't figure out the right way to do certain stuff or docs are difficult/outdated etc in end I always end up defaulting back to Postgres

Hopefully the first thing Apple do is refuse. The second I think needs to be some way to decentralise the system. Spreading Apple iCloud backups either with different providers or self-hosted will make it difficult to surveil anyone making it all pointless to try force Apple to add a backdoor

I don't really understand how this is an audit? Shutting down departments, getting root access to systems, read/write access to codebases these are hardly the actions of auditors doing a audit. Does a audit really require this level of access?

I don't like this philosophy as it often leads to stagnation in patterns and ways of working that seep into newer systems. "That's not how we do things here" becomes a common criticism, resulting in systems and services that share the same flaws and trade-offs, making progress difficult.

Engineers often adhere too rigidly to these principles rather than taking a pragmatic approach that balances existing practices with future improvements.

I would happily switch to an alternative if they were good alternatives.

The user experience on Telegram is amazing, the responsiveness, messages arrive instantly on all devices, the apps are feature rich and just work

Nothing can compete to how good it is

I'm perhaps lucky in that I don't need the security and privacy of a service like Signal

The benefit isn't necessarily for speed there are some libraries for example available in Rust that are not in Go. This is something I am exploring at the moment rather than having to totally rewrite the library in Go

I really like the idea of Jujutsu and was really keen to try it out but when I looked at it several months back I found it really hard to get going with it and ended up just ditching it. This article looks to be a explanation to some of the concepts of `jj` and how to use it in a little more depth than some of the other tutorials I have seen out there. Definitely keen to give it another try at some point

I like the second and third date but I think the first is perhaps a little confusing to me without this context. If I didn't know this is what it meant I'd of thought they'd be some bug in your blog or you forgot to update the url

Doesn't Google live and breath domains? They index the internet and have Google Cloud Platform so surely Domains should be part of Google's core businesses?

To be honest I don't think anyone will really care too much about Google killing a VPN product there's probably companies out there better suited to offer this as a service. I think the one that still bothers me and I think was a big mistake considering there cloud computing platform was Google Domains. Wasn't that profitable product and perfectly suited to be fully integrated into GCP?

Edit: As someone else has stated it's good that they try things and try different products and I think it's good that they shutdown products that they are not good at running

I've been wanting to explore using DuckDB for in-process aggregation and windowing in stream processing with Golang, as I think it would be a great solution.

Curious if anyone else is using DuckDB for something similar? Does anyone have an example?

I always wondered if it has something to do with employee protections, maybe the risk of starting a business in the US feels the same as joining a company as an employee with no protection and employee rights? Although I know that has changed a lot last few years and you now need to put 2 years in a UK company to get some employee right and protections

I've always been scared and worried to go off and do my own thing without something to fall back on. I have ideas and things I'd like to build but the risk seems really high. I end up asking myself questions like "how do I pay my mortgage?", "what do I do for food?", and so on...

What can be done to make it easier to start a company in the UK?

But what if they are just used as internal updates? Surely you share updates with what you've done in some way?

For you the second half probably doesn't make much sense but if these documents are also shared internally it would be really useful for others at the company to see what the team and individuals have been up too

Thanks for this write up. Really interesting I've built queues using Postgres before but never anything this complex so I'm sure this article will come in use and be handy in future!

Instagram has stopped working for me and I've also noticed other sites having issues like YouTube?

Be really interested to know and understand when and how to use these in real workloads

I've been using Docker containers for integration testing for last few years. I usually roll my own custom solution in Go using the https://github.com/ory/dockertest package though that adds necessary functionality around running migrations, creating kafka topics, or similar. Will definitely need to check out this next time I'm writing a test package

Oh nice I really like that. Ace definitely will add one to my site!

Is this perhaps related to private modules?

Recently wrote about setting up continuous integration with go and github actions be great to have some feedback. I'm trying to write more this year about the stuff I've done and work on

I've some how managed to get down an infinite variation of "Ant-..."

One of the more interesting ones is "Ant-smoke"?

Edit: Another interesting one is combing "Batman" and "Robin" to make "Dynamic Duo"

Edit 2: I've now managed to turn the game into a number generator and by combining numbers together I've ended up creating some very large numbers. Doesn't seem to be a limit to the size either

Even when you download the repo the images don't render

Flexport were advertising for roles on HN a few months ago. I'm sure they come up regularly for roles?

The fix will be ready for the next macOS Apple Event so that they can claim battery performance improvements

I really like enums in Rust. It's one of the features that makes me want to use it. I kind of wish Go had Rust like enums built into the language

I don't know if it's just me but for some strange reason I can never get past the captcha on archive.ph. It just refreshes the page and I can never access the archived version

I find it sometimes genuinely upsetting to see the negativity in some comments. Different views are cool and for some people something might seem more obvious to them than to others, but there's a way to share without tearing down. Constructive feedback is one thing but no need to be negative for the sake of being negative