Making web applications in Go continues to feel like cheating.
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Making web applications in Go continues to feel like cheating. There's a really good library for literally everything. And, it's not a bullshit library that pulls in 1.2 million lines of leftpad, either. It's almost universally just good sturdy code that does the thing and nothing else. It feels like grownups made Go. I'm not even saying the language is exciting or beautiful. It's just a really solid tool in a world where most web application development stuff is made of angry bees.
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Making web applications in Go continues to feel like cheating. There's a really good library for literally everything. And, it's not a bullshit library that pulls in 1.2 million lines of leftpad, either. It's almost universally just good sturdy code that does the thing and nothing else. It feels like grownups made Go. I'm not even saying the language is exciting or beautiful. It's just a really solid tool in a world where most web application development stuff is made of angry bees.
Oh, and fast, too. It's just fast. You don't have to try. You don't have to profile. Your web application in Go is already fast.
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@G3rt
Bene. Ma verrà fatto qualcosa in proposito? Io non credo. A meno che non venga bucata la bolla.
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@be I'm gonna try debian testing next and see whether it's gonna be debian testing my game or debian testing my patience
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@aeva That would explain booting the USB drive's GRUB then failing to load the kernel.
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@be someone else suggested that fedora might have dropped support for x86_64v1
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@be the usb one
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@aeva Fedora documentation still mentions booting live media in BIOS mode for a BIOS installation. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/creating-and-using-a-live-installation-image/
To clarify, is the GRUB menu you see from the USB drive or the internal drive? If it gets to the GRUB menu of the USB drive and fails to boot from that point, I have no idea. If it's not booting GRUB from the USB drive, there might be something in the firmware settings to get it to boot.
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if bzip is so great why's there no bzip2
oh wait
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@GyrosGeier I looked it up and I think you might be right
