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  1. I really like Go, the programming language.
    The one thing I strongly dislike about it, is Google's marketing of it.
    I wonder where it would be if Google wasn't the main supporter.

    developers.googleblog.com/why-

    #golang #google #ai

  2. I really like Go, the programming language.
    The one thing I strongly dislike about it, is Google's marketing of it.
    I wonder where it would be if Google wasn't the main supporter.

    developers.googleblog.com/why-

    #golang #google #ai

  3. I really like Go, the programming language.
    The one thing I strongly dislike about it, is Google's marketing of it.
    I wonder where it would be if Google wasn't the main supporter.

    developers.googleblog.com/why-

    #golang #google #ai

  4. I really like Go, the programming language.
    The one thing I strongly dislike about it, is Google's marketing of it.
    I wonder where it would be if Google wasn't the main supporter.

    developers.googleblog.com/why-

    #golang #google #ai

  5. I really like Go, the programming language.
    The one thing I strongly dislike about it, is Google's marketing of it.
    I wonder where it would be if Google wasn't the main supporter.

    developers.googleblog.com/why-

    #golang #google #ai

  6. @rebane2001 I made a URL shortener + QRCode generator to get the most scannable QRCode, and most of it, it's open source because MY GOD IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND A PROVIDER THAT IS NOT ENSHITTIFIED TO THE BRIM.

    github.com/dolanor/qure

    Documentation is inexistent, but I'm here if you have questions, and if people are interested, I could add a README (LOL).

    #golang #qrcode

  7. @rebane2001 I made a URL shortener + QRCode generator to get the most scannable QRCode, and most of it, it's open source because MY GOD IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND A PROVIDER THAT IS NOT ENSHITTIFIED TO THE BRIM.

    github.com/dolanor/qure

    Documentation is inexistent, but I'm here if you have questions, and if people are interested, I could add a README (LOL).

    #golang #qrcode

  8. @rebane2001 I made a URL shortener + QRCode generator to get the most scannable QRCode, and most of it, it's open source because MY GOD IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND A PROVIDER THAT IS NOT ENSHITTIFIED TO THE BRIM.

    github.com/dolanor/qure

    Documentation is inexistent, but I'm here if you have questions, and if people are interested, I could add a README (LOL).

  9. @rebane2001 I made a URL shortener + QRCode generator to get the most scannable QRCode, and most of it, it's open source because MY GOD IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND A PROVIDER THAT IS NOT ENSHITTIFIED TO THE BRIM.

    github.com/dolanor/qure

    Documentation is inexistent, but I'm here if you have questions, and if people are interested, I could add a README (LOL).

    #golang #qrcode

  10. @rebane2001 I made a URL shortener + QRCode generator to get the most scannable QRCode, and most of it, it's open source because MY GOD IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND A PROVIDER THAT IS NOT ENSHITTIFIED TO THE BRIM.

    github.com/dolanor/qure

    Documentation is inexistent, but I'm here if you have questions, and if people are interested, I could add a README (LOL).

    #golang #qrcode

  11. @elettrona Very nifty. Thank you for sharing!

    I appreciate that the WriteFreely repo is well-organzed, written in #golang, and easily extensible through forking. Agree that bearblog.dev is a great example, too.

    I am inclined to keep making incremental changes to my fork so that the forked version matches to current and future admin and user functional requirements.

    My next steps would be to build a road map beyond adding picture upload/insert capabilities - from your and other's posts, comments would be the next logical step.

    Perhaps comments could be mapped to ActivityPub replies? (and tags to AP tags?). I'll need to re-read the AP spec again to make a more informed decision there.

  12. @elettrona Very nifty. Thank you for sharing!

    I appreciate that the WriteFreely repo is well-organzed, written in #golang, and easily extensible through forking. Agree that bearblog.dev is a great example, too.

    I am inclined to keep making incremental changes to my fork so that the forked version matches to current and future admin and user functional requirements.

    My next steps would be to build a road map beyond adding picture upload/insert capabilities - from your and other's posts, comments would be the next logical step.

    Perhaps comments could be mapped to ActivityPub replies? (and tags to AP tags?). I'll need to re-read the AP spec again to make a more informed decision there.

  13. @elettrona Very nifty. Thank you for sharing!

    I appreciate that the WriteFreely repo is well-organzed, written in #golang, and easily extensible through forking. Agree that bearblog.dev is a great example, too.

    I am inclined to keep making incremental changes to my fork so that the forked version matches to current and future admin and user functional requirements.

    My next steps would be to build a road map beyond adding picture upload/insert capabilities - from your and other's posts, comments would be the next logical step.

    Perhaps comments could be mapped to ActivityPub replies? (and tags to AP tags?). I'll need to re-read the AP spec again to make a more informed decision there.

  14. @elettrona Very nifty. Thank you for sharing!

    I appreciate that the WriteFreely repo is well-organzed, written in #golang, and easily extensible through forking. Agree that bearblog.dev is a great example, too.

    I am inclined to keep making incremental changes to my fork so that the forked version matches to current and future admin and user functional requirements.

    My next steps would be to build a road map beyond adding picture upload/insert capabilities - from your and other's posts, comments would be the next logical step.

    Perhaps comments could be mapped to ActivityPub replies? (and tags to AP tags?). I'll need to re-read the AP spec again to make a more informed decision there.

  15. @elettrona Very nifty. Thank you for sharing!

    I appreciate that the WriteFreely repo is well-organzed, written in #golang, and easily extensible through forking. Agree that bearblog.dev is a great example, too.

    I am inclined to keep making incremental changes to my fork so that the forked version matches to current and future admin and user functional requirements.

    My next steps would be to build a road map beyond adding picture upload/insert capabilities - from your and other's posts, comments would be the next logical step.

    Perhaps comments could be mapped to ActivityPub replies? (and tags to AP tags?). I'll need to re-read the AP spec again to make a more informed decision there.

  16. DNS trivia with consequences: strings.ToLower can change which host you resolve. Turkish İSTANBUL, fullwidth letters, and the Kelvin sign all fold to different DNS names, so nurago's dnscache folds ASCII only, per RFC 4343. Then the dial path: dedupe by parsed address and interleave IPv6 with IPv4, so one dead family costs one bounded attempt.

    tecnick.com/articles/nurago-dn

    #golang

  17. DNS trivia with consequences: strings.ToLower can change which host you resolve. Turkish İSTANBUL, fullwidth letters, and the Kelvin sign all fold to different DNS names, so nurago's dnscache folds ASCII only, per RFC 4343. Then the dial path: dedupe by parsed address and interleave IPv6 with IPv4, so one dead family costs one bounded attempt.

    tecnick.com/articles/nurago-dn

    #golang

  18. DNS trivia with consequences: strings.ToLower can change which host you resolve. Turkish İSTANBUL, fullwidth letters, and the Kelvin sign all fold to different DNS names, so nurago's dnscache folds ASCII only, per RFC 4343. Then the dial path: dedupe by parsed address and interleave IPv6 with IPv4, so one dead family costs one bounded attempt.

    tecnick.com/articles/nurago-dn

    #golang

  19. #golang
    >[security] Go 1.26.6 and Go 1.25.13 pre-announcement
    groups.google.com/g/golang-ann

    見落としてた。セキュリティアップデート予告。日本時間だと明日12日かな?

  20. #golang
    >[security] Go 1.26.6 and Go 1.25.13 pre-announcement
    groups.google.com/g/golang-ann

    見落としてた。セキュリティアップデート予告。日本時間だと明日12日かな?

  21. #golang
    >[security] Go 1.26.6 and Go 1.25.13 pre-announcement
    groups.google.com/g/golang-ann

    見落としてた。セキュリティアップデート予告。日本時間だと明日12日かな?

  22. Procgen is cool.

    Layers of random selection and genetic and evolutionary algorithms, selecting 968 discrete simple polygons from 8 colors, then apply polygonal distortion to end up with a ~100k SVG derived from the input image.

  23. Procgen is cool.

    Layers of random selection and genetic and evolutionary algorithms, selecting 968 discrete simple polygons from 8 colors, then apply polygonal distortion to end up with a ~100k SVG derived from the input image.

    #procgen #golang #javascript #selfportrait

  24. Procgen is cool.

    Layers of random selection and genetic and evolutionary algorithms, selecting 968 discrete simple polygons from 8 colors, then apply polygonal distortion to end up with a ~100k SVG derived from the input image.

    #procgen #golang #javascript #selfportrait

  25. Procgen is cool.

    Layers of random selection and genetic and evolutionary algorithms, selecting 968 discrete simple polygons from 8 colors, then apply polygonal distortion to end up with a ~100k SVG derived from the input image.

    #procgen #golang #javascript #selfportrait

  26. Are you multilingual?

    Sriracha, a free and open source (GNU LGPL) imageboard and forum server, supports changing the language of the management panel and individual boards.

    If you would like to help Sriracha support more locales, please visit the translation website. Translations are submitted online by individual string (word or phrase).

    translate.codeberg.org/project

    #translation #foss #opensource #language #multilingual #bilingual #translate #gnu #golang #imageboard #forums #server #free #libre

  27. Пятнадцать месяцев финтеха агентами: кривая качества по всей истории проекта

    У меня 12 лет опыта в Go. И я больше не имею права назвать себя программистом: мой код не пройдёт ту планку качества, которую я выставил для своих агентов. Хотя честнее так: они сами её выставили, я лишь ставил цели. Заявление громкое, но у меня есть график. Красная пунктирная линия на нём: уровень моего лучшего рукописного кода. Синяя кривая: код, который пишут агенты. В апреле 2026 кривая ушла под красную линию и продолжает падать.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1068920/

    #статический_анализ #линтеры #ииагенты #агентная_разработка #llmdd #качество_кода #golang #claude_code #glint #финтех

  28. Пятнадцать месяцев финтеха агентами: кривая качества по всей истории проекта

    У меня 12 лет опыта в Go. И я больше не имею права назвать себя программистом: мой код не пройдёт ту планку качества, которую я выставил для своих агентов. Хотя честнее так: они сами её выставили, я лишь ставил цели. Заявление громкое, но у меня есть график. Красная пунктирная линия на нём: уровень моего лучшего рукописного кода. Синяя кривая: код, который пишут агенты. В апреле 2026 кривая ушла под красную линию и продолжает падать.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1068920/

    #статический_анализ #линтеры #ииагенты #агентная_разработка #llmdd #качество_кода #golang #claude_code #glint #финтех

  29. Пятнадцать месяцев финтеха агентами: кривая качества по всей истории проекта

    У меня 12 лет опыта в Go. И я больше не имею права назвать себя программистом: мой код не пройдёт ту планку качества, которую я выставил для своих агентов. Хотя честнее так: они сами её выставили, я лишь ставил цели. Заявление громкое, но у меня есть график. Красная пунктирная линия на нём: уровень моего лучшего рукописного кода. Синяя кривая: код, который пишут агенты. В апреле 2026 кривая ушла под красную линию и продолжает падать.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1068920/

    #статический_анализ #линтеры #ииагенты #агентная_разработка #llmdd #качество_кода #golang #claude_code #glint #финтех

  30. New article: Yzma, how Go drives a C++ inference engine with no CGo.

    → purego answers "where is the function?"
    → libffi answers "how do I call it?"

    Not only that, yzma also downloads the right build for your machine, and the gguf models.

    internals-for-interns.com/post

    #golang #AI

  31. New article: Yzma, how Go drives a C++ inference engine with no CGo.

    → purego answers "where is the function?"
    → libffi answers "how do I call it?"

    Not only that, yzma also downloads the right build for your machine, and the gguf models.

    internals-for-interns.com/post

    #golang #AI

  32. New article: Yzma, how Go drives a C++ inference engine with no CGo.

    → purego answers "where is the function?"
    → libffi answers "how do I call it?"

    Not only that, yzma also downloads the right build for your machine, and the gguf models.

    internals-for-interns.com/post

    #golang #AI