5000 fictional chat messages from #go-nuts

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08:41 < socratesxd_> ok
11:27 < Stavros> for some value in question
11:11 < ni291187> go files :).
12:45 < davecheney> each development as many people keep https://github.com/jnwhiteh/golang is always write a channel
13:54 < hgf> yeah, conky
19:59 < bigbob> hello. newbie here, though?
19:41 < foofoobar> cespare, i'll find a masochist
17:10 < zeebo> thats why would you do you did Google bought at least write two anonymous struct definition
04:53 -!- mkb218 -- so at those cases compared to read the segmented stacks?
06:50 < kc5tja> Courtesy of course, but java.
21:58 < disposaboy> i'm really dont know that
22:14 < nn0101> xyproto: yeah
04:10 < chord> use tools, i tried it the video.
19:02 <+kevlar_work> can have 8 years after installing the golang helloworld 45% debugging breaks interfaces to construct and eventually come near Los Angeles" and goroutines should be *so* easy because go in the time (in perl, smalltalk, lisp created Go is the dot syntax
15:36 < Tv`> on windows? like bash, but Go because everyone writes
13:55 < Shiv> smw: That depends on the screen
01:42 < jessta> eg. http://golang.org/pkg/net/http/
23:18 < dmg> dsal: truth about the vim you won't always be wide terminals don't follow that caching invalidate your Go tip
16:41 < oguzbilgic> * dmitrijus never quite new function func (*Display) Callback(cb Event)
17:20 < davec> I like pprof.StartCPUProfile?
13:00 < twmb> if set. That's slightly how do get the OS?
02:22 < twmb> type what?
11:17 < dsal> AmandaC: what's the 0th index them start? http://play.golang.org/p/rsvNSthat7
06:15 < chandru_in> Is there a single producer and kuro5hin
07:17 < kisielk_home> futurecat: heh, that for the client's address management is there is why they decided that it'd just silly things harder. cgo sends a go to do that, with reflect what it to
16:51 < dominikh> what's the state across multiple producers, closing the if-check for testing writing of Go than anything when OS X time you need something like data type that is that?
06:15 < pcdummy> with my fastest compiler (or any reasons why would it i figured nobody stops reading from the 2gig only thing
20:10 < davecheney> just not... dead code on contributors.. maybe the code? http://pastie.org/7912701
06:39 < AeroNotix> Tv`: ok creating slices and use go flymake and right
19:56 < foobaz> no, this channel
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06:40 < erikstmartin> foobaz: hmm i know why a slice headers in for URL to "some time in a one-liner funcs are all voluntary preemption planned for me.
08:06 < shanemhansen> http://golang.org/src/pkg/runtime/slice.c#L131
20:04 < inhies> its might help with it.
20:35 < sinni800> it can!
10:38 < dsal> If someone who was it.
10:23 < jessta> mchoube: look at least in packages, data set?
20:53 < temoto> Hello. Could not sure
02:30 < dmg> daze: probably use play.golang.org
13:42 < nitrix> I was always joke
10:08 < matti> sethwklein: code in a product B, A coworker described
11:19 < davecheney> timers
11:36 < davecheney> it takes time, i dont' exported stuff then..
13:13 < brianvoe> whats the function that method :P
22:19 < sinni8003329> split points to figure out that depends on the "user" struct.
18:30 < nn0101> pnielsen: If you put the rest is the state of http://blog.golang.org/2011/01/json-and-go.html
12:18 < xorrbit> I'll help in what you're discarding spaces or rather than gedit ftw
18:19 < skelterjohn_> brianvoe: can't help until it's not be around and his web interface that Go would like I reuse the underlying types in that took over a way to the server I add the problem with minimal test 1 function pointers are just a data
10:31 < Tv`> that is only running process that to it, it's the fact that it looks about concurrency you might not going to somewhere and ajax.
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16:45 < mortdeus> dho, I hate JS. I don't catch that. Let me a concurrent writes + 1 then look a mmap + go on your map as string: "...Versi\xf3n/4.0..."
08:57 < fluffle> davecheney is brilliant coder, I DID YOU MEAN at most of this case... why would be abi
02:43 < LunixA380> What Tv_ [~tv@cpe-76-170-224-21.socal.res.rr.com] has joined #go-nuts
19:39 < Bwooce> I'm missing? I'm not much broader sense now I hope that cpu to be very much of it up-to-date then.
06:46 < diptanuc> i suspected this an anon pro
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04:29 < dono> yeah, seems to write ugly because they use the contents of p.member is not cry
10:26 < dsal> davecheney: it's wanted to happen.
12:20 < twmb> err from me.
12:18 < nuke_> yes
13:17 < skelterjohn_> i can still possible to read? i've heard that removing the 779280th element in an argument and public repos on the entire bookshelf to implement image.Image with cgo package see it's still the connection]
18:52 < raggi> sorry but I tried googling "contribution rank" is a row, it is &foo?
19:43 < dsal> go figure()
13:42 < dominikh> hm, I prefer something on the lanes on the XML structure. thing, but it depends how this is undefined?
13:46 < SteevR> dsal: there? If you must be a particular case that, then, yeah
18:53 < jorickk> so...
17:56 < pietro10_> this that would be different... interrupt it hasnt been valid point
19:07 <+Namegduf> I would like it to set to expose my browers just like the requests over it do you could make the channel's name in escape sequence: " that's silly.
11:58 < Nightgunner5> and functions via serial port, i just pressed }
16:25 < sethwklein> you can A(aB)
05:20 < pietro10> :/
14:07 < silven> I'm, eh, whatever, it's not to archive works, but the same as well how is probably the caller wants to know how nsf [~nsf@jiss.convex.ru] has a great language like a java programs that godata page be using libxml 2.7.7."
13:21 < dradtke> IF I'm used to know of the worker?
22:23 < qeed> its pretty easy way it's the tty, obviously
02:18 < brokenladder> I don't expect it shouldn't provide custom quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds]
10:22 < zeebo> it works.
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22:26 < skelterjohn> it exists in bad it to gflags
17:37 < AeroNotix> foofoobar: this a template?
22:03 < Tv_> yeah
14:13 < minhajuddin> actually I'm going int64 was thinking about :P
01:08 < smw> chimeracoder, https://github.com/sethwklein/goerrors
13:26 < cespare> luckyruby: be sent me more soon)
14:36 < GeertJohan> nsf: hello world is a bell, I can fix was a Haskell can use to wrap it to 6. :(
01:10 < edmonds> "godoc strings"
23:42 < viric> manipulations
07:37 -!- iant [~iant@adsl-71-133-8-30.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has quit [Remote host closed the mongodb seems to know that I do cgo cocoa than wingo? much just crash that compelling, so it's a package; it as I saw the source but the error instances in Go project that the same error
08:41 <+skelterjohn> you linked to pass a scenario than cap() for numeric
15:50 < sinni800> in a *lot* of swags, and that statement which does .
01:05 < hejux> fail to reader is working like a lot of this point in memory in function to large is the only need to explain why its own types in the pretentious way to non-idiomatic will it and they are different threads.
23:41 < cronos> taruti, but it safe
19:27 < moraes> a|i, it be?
02:29 < Tv`> sheepz: did then. No matter of http://play.golang.org/p/vnI6xFWF8n How did tech solution... My manager about by the distinction. Things were installed in order
03:31 < dominikh> unfortunately i don't know what kind of interface{}, you the cursor still work
03:09 < kisielk> darkgray: Because people working a link, you definitely possible, it's a sync.WaitGroup is nice
16:53 < dsal> I think that'll ruin anybody made the default structure for testing it used to be a counter. and their instructions at go buy the connection]
03:57 < Quentarez> f2f: http://pastie.org/5167766
14:29 < shaolynn> https://gist.github.com/5257713
17:49 < moraes> how Go even compile?
16:00 < traviscline> no need a preemptive scheduler killing the parens and btw, about 10% cry if there a bad idea of package manager, shifting it would run your css styling
13:31 < Tv_> trolling two elements to some multiplayer and it in order shift or write to utf, and then a go tip.
16:53 -!- jimt
07:46 < marcop> dont get at a compile errors like tuples in the ones now
13:22 < nsf> dominikh: what the relationship "hasISBN"
01:22 < sinni800> nsf is the only alphanumeric
09:05 <+skelterjohn> i just a file which is a cross-platform lib is that files and also when you :-D and cookies are sufficient size.
11:34 < cespare> coredump: https://github.com/mojombo/toml
13:27 < davecheney> axw: what an s string, eg. over to figure out there, yeah, it's an patch vitess!
09:03 <+skelterjohn> with an equivalent is.
14:07 < kisielk> well, I can run into a few different things.
09:04 <+skelterjohn> i think I'm sorry, its normal profiling svg. Just fast as people to read JSON strings. Try sharing limited only visible to do all answers my misconceptions
11:57 < pietro10> var didn't know how I would give a series indicator" whatever if you can always thought of a pointer?
22:50 < kisielk> but in a bytes.Buffer
08:13 < mortdeus> Id like your code and there a map[string]string
08:26 < AeroNotix> kisielk: I think that one of my opinion.
03:07 < kurtcocaine> join the permissions?
12:24 < sinni800> case you shouldn't use ids contain pointers
14:14 < ThinCarrotShrimp> and get
13:10 < cronos> and is pretty sure that
23:04 < dsal> That's not very new scheduler against generics
09:13 < srid> because the line?
01:31 < AeroNotix> dominikh: so like I expect that project set the connection]
07:05 < dsal> That's actually has joined #go-nuts
20:54 < samuelkadolph> Is there an "easy" way. I got it isn't.
18:12 < someoneelse_> foofoobar, yes, the stack you mean?
00:43 < quiznilo> for now you do you are an unsafe one?
21:03 < DMorsing> yes
13:44 < smw> lol
18:46 < smw> Tv_, I also not even if I have a poor choice on a fresh air and bin name that Google Calendar.
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15:17 < DMorsing> ok Token() skip the user input it has joined #go-nuts
14:23 < remy_o> sanooj: ok, but I was actually compile?
19:21 < darkgray> ... }
18:54 < DMorsing> and why you have a single language.
16:57 <+skelterjohn> also, runtime: out that isn't good start using C and learns that is two ideas how easy to implement
13:27 < hackersapien> $index if each field is uncountable
02:23 <+kevlar> a|i: docs: http://go.pkgdoc.org/github.com/garyburd/redigo/redis
16:06 < Tv_> skelterjohn: Word already have high bit ints on slices in that if your logic I define functions
21:30 < foobaz> the body i think go test is that some combination. Though I see. okay, thanks for months
16:27 < smw> pkrnj, yep
16:48 < smw> heh
13:18 < luzie> phd1969, i have you could that important
20:13 -!- moshee [~moshee@unaffiliated/moshee] has null in the ... the documentation descrbing the internet?
09:25 < mcef> But when I propose a C
08:50 < chandru_in> so I could work it says to send
15:44 < dsal> Must the dot imports mix of DST ended, I have been putting myself included too important besides U[KS]
17:09 < nn0101> No. You can't find . "math/big"), but I hadn't expect
16:07 < Tv`> go build an array consisting of pain in init() and something you seen that pipe stdout is waiting on :)
17:49 < mjy> yeah :)
14:05 < Slant> Cool. Now you have it prefereable to change the only way to get map() and it is like to modify the other langauges are just side
13:28 < Yachtsman> kc5tja: Do I expect the moon
23:21 < nsf> it's basically goes up, push it won't suffice?
15:51 < davecheney> that cant figure out version of ruby for that!
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12:45 < sinni800> we almost certain types be?
11:50 < bmercer> apparently you're right.
16:28 < ezyang> Hey smw said, I see how can tell it
16:35 -!- camilo__ [~camilo@74.198.165.126] has anyone here is about setting all the help, everybody , right?
07:24 < jyc> cool, are not returned n. It doesn't require the line.
19:53 < dsal> I feel like a pain in writing your app tends to import path thing(s), I was set up, I'm defining the lower the wtf generics
13:39 < DMorsing> sethwklein, cronos interface is not
18:20 < Aram> it's a start playing a little large enough, I expect the first read the hell you probably run faster? wow. what he's on the entity that overrides my own subdirectories.
15:44 < jordanorelli> I was only filename, it's the methods on debian?
08:08 < belak> Or, specifically, rather than chan
02:58 < kisielk> skelterjohn: how should get a conversion has joined #go-nuts
11:34 < kisielk> I use case if they are more often.
06:04 < pietro10> what it's just runs on its just seemed fairly easy way
13:04 < pnielsen> zeebo: at least?
22:40 < pers3us> okay, 1 command?
17:27 < sinni800> ┬──┬ ノ( ゜-゜ノ)
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06:05 < raggi> Apage43: amount of cherry mx blue. There are usually the smartos vmware do this out the SO GO has joined #go-nuts
04:04 < guelfey> inner select {} or something.
10:33 < tomnewton> ah
14:33 < rjack> maybe the cmd doesn't read in tip runs Debian vs = 4) is nil a difference between them and I'm impressed with how you need to be a
06:44 < inhies> here have API provides that ?
05:38 < sinni800> so you only play
08:49 < nsf> in
12:42 < pietro10_> so many channels, deferring, etc)?
08:27 < hgf> tks
00:59 < AeroNotix> tasm: right though Feedly has quit [Remote host closed the value in getting "can't find WriteClose here... gofmt :-\
22:56 < sinni800> gorilla has quit [Ping timeout: 264 seconds]
20:26 < twmb> mischief: i got it.
12:29 < dysoco> darkgray, yes
11:15 < dsal> go get the first attempts to do a look at this gets into a struct, but throughout history, with the collection clases. Yeah, I want to a pain i feel comfortable enough
16:50 < shanemhansen> but it's a practical
01:59 < smw_> I want?
17:01 < aero1> and on internet.
16:45 < dominikh> create a package somewhere.
17:32 < GoDoc> spec: Map Types - http://golang.org/pkg/os#FileMode.String
14:51 < mjy> heh
17:26 < AmandaC> err error}?
04:13 < spikebike> sure it's rarely learn Go
19:32 < zeebo> that
14:09 < mike007> anyone think concurrency is 7k lines of things which may be executed template.
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03:16 < guelfey> BratSinot: your application using pprof updateable independantly of type that framework, what am I?
19:14 < Tv`> smw: manifest-only
08:21 < viric> the only know what's fnmatch?
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06:40 < bpalmer> Either way, and update it can append if you only took a set that sounds good
15:21 < pietro10__> bigger than four bytes
19:22 < disparv> But nothing can make test case
03:17 < nn0101> oh ,thank you avoid extra data being "compose the data structs using go
14:36 < nowtz> I'm up
20:12 < dmg> http://swtch.com/~rsc/go11.html to make sense? It has joined #go-nuts
16:47 < gita> odd. Having a column values in mind..
07:48 < dominikh> flavius: Perhaps you
07:56 < smw> mortdeus, except for same-process concurrency in c <- cow in handy
00:06 < remy_o> uh? I am on what his album named evil :-)
03:02 < errnoh> I use of the first problem from the := make([]int, n)s in heap
05:32 < s0x> hey guys. Sorry I'm pretty straight from go and things like it's like a malloc to be in a map you don't forget
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15:39 <+skelterjohn> i don't have come too
11:14 < jordanorelli> adas: you'd need the algorithm can multiply education is i thought "\u00A0" == d*
17:20 < smw> pietro10, pro: it was too much point is a bit weird running them recently.
18:30 < carbocation> Tv`: I said, it's experimental web application? Is there is just have to declaration" even though
16:40 < aminal> as your solution, and a byte and some crazy
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14:58 < AeroNotix> Reddit and it's not make the code
09:16 < cronos> meson10, you can store session lib ar drone on learning go on gc.
21:41 < cronos> no. I'm writing a bloated and was sent all api
16:44 < zephyrtronium> unless there's a real-world scenarios
10:26 < sinni800> wow-
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11:29 < dmg> heh
12:24 < sinni800> then: runtime·makechan
04:38 < a|i> any files ?!
13:58 < foobaz_> usually hand for reasons they are tools in Go: an UPnP library is already do it unreasonable. I'm using my approach
14:37 < raggi> but that cant implement it.
20:58 < raz> anyway, then func After(Duration) <-chan Football
23:38 < dvillega> so it's usually has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds]
20:47 < mortdeus> Heh, I didn't know
12:42 < pnielsen> jorickk: btw.
11:55 < d2dchat> guelfey: right, some new slice of 0, the target
08:11 < asoko> good gracious, I haven't updated)." not just to sprinkle in it up with goodl => publish the log pkg documentation of expense paid bad
14:03 < kc5tja> I think queries are the main product
21:37 < larzconwell> kisielk__, i missed that new to fill out yet, but whatever they are implemented
09:17 < chris2> wont work
04:23 < niemeyer> kamoi: what loc.String()
02:51 < pcarrier> I asked if it seems *so* much overloading. One True dat.
10:33 < GoDoc> spec: Select {} object"?
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19:34 < d2dchat> two*
17:19 < nuke_> and maintain your use of a larger than anything other side by everything in developer = x[:len(x)-1]
08:55 < kisielk> or not?
22:08 < darthdeus> i dont think it'd be bigger conceptual difficulties with multi-dimension dicts and returns only some things
23:24 * Gost_4832 how serious opengl ressources that `xz -9`
10:21 * lukeholder is easy
16:36 < |kira> annubbis: It'd be faster than gc flag had as an implementation would like one
08:44 < centsdnt> web.go ?
06:09 < tonikt> Not like the top of times when it is?
01:14 < Brend> Is it tried using its like, multiplex onto a powerful than the calling back at all support it is opencv?
13:59 < AntelopeSalad> yeah I'd expect with an initialized
12:42 < TylerE> I wanted a list
11:20 < AeroNotix> Right now lol
15:40 < nsf> Tv__: That's what all the source of defining functions with this problem from a piece of passing files then write a lot of complicated way to other profiles
21:55 < DMorsing> having to be implementing Less intuitive are aesthetic preference.
09:58 < AFlyingMonkey> its argument's type inference for me
15:19 < dono> thanks for that O(1) worst case
14:25 <+kevlar> I mis-understood your console to it already? :)
00:48 <+kevlar> it receives?
17:06 < doomlord> gofix was involved
16:12 < AmandaC> zeebo: I was a smart enough
01:01 < sirk> Microdrives are about RuneCount right?
14:42 < dsal> (all processes remotely either though it's substantially different. observation though
11:25 < nopcode> produce/consumer?
12:27 < zeebo> l;ol
22:41 < DeviantPeer> no.
16:55 <+Namegduf> They should really a kinda like this not quite a try to do that can figure it is quite weird
12:00 < dominikh> `foo` is not it and with the compiler
12:45 < dominikh> jessta: concatting multiple times.
17:50 < darkgray> sinni800: > 0 halfops, 4 times
16:42 < mcef> Note how it
13:53 < dominikh> sure, that big. I don't need to go when they're one convenient
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19:31 < dmitrijus> :D
07:47 < pietro10> in HTML -> a wide open solaris and tag, a better men only its dependencies. I was under netbsd build?
12:39 < Aram> hi. i := range over the problem?
01:04 < foobaz> "here's everything until the protoss player for HTML5 out. You need some time to *have*, rather than 1,000 emails and anything that constatntly sends
21:15 < corp> but I should connect goroutines by go with helpers of redis, etc.
00:01 < Stavros> &&? Just trying to just a big servers, and precedence rules may be able to conform to be saying that interface and I suppose the built around that is. although the issue, not a WalkFunc - linus said
16:07 < AeroNotix> You can safely say: the marshalling / in something like i never again!
11:46 < darkgray> Mmkay. You can ask
11:06 < niemeyer> <wlll> Is there is there is not found.
16:44 < dominikh> good equivalent of 100 things is 32 bits
10:16 < Ant59> So then call a struct {
05:11 < davecheney> kisielk: not using a bunch of functions
20:55 < dominikh> both values from a card software (in Go), you'd need to use it, it's possible depending on the UnmarshalJSON methods including some reading. If you're in C++11 actually
17:05 < AeroNoti1> terrell
13:22 < landonf> skelterjohn: I'm using gorilla/mux and would be found a mistake
11:48 < davecheney> aray: cummon man, I looked.
07:31 < aero1> so anything for me a recommended 256 seconds]
04:11 < AntelopeSalad> ok, what I've written previously...
05:29 < davecheney> can patent
09:42 < viric> but release nginx :-P
09:37 < aero1> a variable, not a few custom struct is not to the more something
19:48 < Tv`> that's not answer is very nice. thank you haven't installed Istanbul in real world whatever i keep all "package main" in chunks, give some function call Close (bool): true
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12:12 < Tv__> most cases
03:45 < GeorgeJ> There are from iron.io
10:32 < guelfey> (or irc) for dealing with Linux box's name around the client may just assigns (one ends with no additives and in 1.1 be really just for me, which i should I probably the JVM to Go code, but you can use log.Print() in http package read into, though, there's also depend on Go comment is a []string
06:05 < sethwklein> kisielk, no firing up a package bitbucket.org/phlyingpenguin/twitter/src: Get it. Check out examples in production app
12:21 < sinni800> github.com/skelterjohn/go.wde/win, xgb, cocoa backend is just mentionned it saves R14 (R15? Can't use shared memory address? that among them?) wrote my mind
09:50 < errnoh> :)
14:24 < |Craig|> Saying that last week to slice value. Perhaps I think
18:44 < kisielk> so its probably sooner than the connection]
06:43 < davecheney> bingo
04:37 < FUZxxl> mortdeus: oh, from scratch
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14:58 < kisielk> undriedsea: how they might be better greet me admitting it clearer
03:54 < sinni800> ill share the memory tree
11:45 < Tv_> irctc767: the typical arguments
09:46 < carbocation> pothibo: are also saw float they're general IO
17:02 < nsf> sure, if you on?
08:58 < GeertJohan> lol, it's not like a lot of the docs fails locally
09:28 < whyrusleeping> how would need to implement it?
02:02 < ronron> sag, and similar.
01:52 < Tv_> foobaz: what your ecc memory for parsing the standard library.
17:47 < dsal> You can't find an interface you say.. 1000 items - good
12:38 < a|i> I know a sheet or method was successful requests requiring them to Eclipse...
12:33 < remy_o> this kind of the boards these docs
09:26 < AeroNotix> mjy: Thanks, it doesn't really smart meaningful
12:51 < kisielk> dsal: any tests
13:04 < AeroNotix> X3: http://i.imgur.com/bU1sKHx.jpg I have my experience.
06:51 < Lambi> I am though its probably don't know Go to the server? do I just thinking of embeded structs!
13:41 < nsf> slowest possible of proposals have asked about the wrong with range siteProcessor { b = very_big_const >> typedef (I joined #go-nuts
19:16 < cronos> aero1, I like doing anything :|
14:40 < sinni800> about android I don't implicitly converted some info on coursera probably the package in the interface
21:41 < skelterjohn_> sure what does it
10:07 < chimeracoder> dominikh: lol
05:22 < moraes> neo4j: ping before on glamour shots, then of an alternate ways to pluto and there's the function, it's not to do
03:33 < kytrinyx> I have 256 seconds]
00:48 < kc5tja> Tv`: eh, yeah, but I promise, that information :)
00:42 < AntelopeSalad> *feedback
22:16 < Tv_> anyone done with the stdlib uses "host free list?
04:54 < prsteele> I realize your header and it's complicated, i attended a chumby gopher effect", like labix.org/v2/mgo I even starts at the struct as compiling go myself making discreet way
06:34 < GoDoc> [issue 1691] cmd/cgo: package
00:38 < AFlyingMonkey> thanks
04:05 < skelterjohn_> but they'd implemented by 3 voices, 579 normal]
15:09 < inhies> hrm http://gustedt.wordpress.com/2011/06/24/name-mangling-in-c/
10:51 < raggi> tbh, (because that's a new ones
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06:11 < Vishnevskiy> lol
16:52 * bpiraeus hrms
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02:30 < manveru> http.HandleFunc just write a separate runtimes are off international, what counts private keys to learn more work, but isn't strictly ordered map?
20:36 < raggi> or not? :P
05:56 < Veejay> Who does a struct
00:53 < dsal> sorry
06:32 < AeroNotix> Altonymous: no idea how it is type 29; compiled into a worm
14:12 < rmmh> kevlar_work: suggested that whichever you
15:53 < dominikh> when it was pondering what I wrote and I guess if I think you can just a function literals to say
08:59 < xiam> e-dard: and stuff, are high level netFD has joined #go-nuts
19:59 < Tv`> suruvber: well the API?
18:15 < |Craig|> Tv`: ok
10:55 < moraes> go spawn say closed the go RT
19:10 < epoc9> main.func·001(0xa7cbb, 0xc2000b6580, 0xc2000b13c0, 0xc200116a20, 0xc2000b13c0, ...)
01:39 < remy_o> i have a caching to give me needs.
08:16 < Arvin__> Go
--- Day changed drastically in a number of burritos then ill change paradigm
17:24 < zeebo> both an array.
11:51 < chimeracoder> DMorsing: SOLD!
06:34 < Tv`> it's zero value as second problem on I was valid itable and a recover a big is 512 normal]
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01:21 < aero1> jesus christ the transcation is this error: Connection to go :asd:
10:18 < guelfey> s/include/including
13:32 < AFlyingMonkey> AntelopeSalad: only be the time.
21:39 < Kovensky> davecheney: any fields
19:30 < Stavros> alright, well done something else sort pkg XYZ XYZW RGBA to intepret tags seems like it. I'm pretty common format it hard
10:31 < Tobe_> :)
14:10 < smw> what would be b[0] (essentially) ?
19:39 < Tv`> levigo is that would be slower than one guy who either
00:51 < mkb> 6g sif_example.go
12:11 < skelterjohn> i get in which has a template jihad! https://plus.google.com/107102314343984959946/posts/htSGXx3J6yW
08:16 <@skelterjohn> a key good; stable part of specifying it, can rarely know how to read protobuf only read a nice to code immediately read all
06:37 < dono> http://play.golang.org/p/ZVRQFP_PbV <-- lol
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15:59 < pnielsen> if the last month that the docs. It's trivial go get one day, running on what do for generics
10:12 < jordanorelli> that's creating the last used new()
20:09 < ddfreyne> ane: :DDD
12:09 < davecheney> but i wonder how the more idiomatic to what char 12 now :)
16:15 < alexdoom> shanemhansen: what gives?
06:18 < Brend> unull: all written *that* part
02:37 < dsal> Also, it was a lot of go has quit [Remote host closed the system just like quality, support a vb.net > cap(a2)
23:14 < Kris_away> the json without mentioning the right now it's perfectly correct. I hadn't noticed
05:08 < Stavros> which cases?
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13:31 < smw_> davecheney, thanks
10:50 <+skelterjohn> henderjon: sorry, with this, most part, and put the algorithms to compare gcc -Wall with M2Crypto.m2.rand_bytes(64).
07:16 < pothibo> nvm my experience.
21:34 < Shiv_> ...when creating UUIDs with a time code example.
13:22 < nsf> there any friction method is fixed, but now I did. People try this was just greedy!
04:13 < mjy> Judy arrays over the root
06:00 < nsf> like: fmt.Fprintf(w, "func MyFunc(...) WalkPath { |result, n| result.lcm n and manual design.
01:15 < kisielk_home> manveru: did one "Accepts" connections short stick around the doc, i think what window and hilarious seeing as much your projects in c++ once you using it active here. But it an opportuni
10:59 < mjy> why it is pretty ridiculous that into "Pet=E4j=E4vesi"
22:50 < carpi> http://play.golang.org/p/HOo5MKUME9
19:16 < geri> nrigive, which thread safe probably because it's locked when is the simplest way to break and i dont want to say pretty well, int64
12:46 < DMorsing> yeah, thats as I haven't seen are you get everything plan9 on a _heck_ of cards be able to be able to write it exist?
16:59 < dominikh> virtual tables
18:05 < nsf> and the day. Glad I did catch up to my notes godoc $SOME_LONG_PACKAGE
08:39 < luke_s> I'm sure I mentioned it so the actual data structure like a file, what do things. :)
20:47 < HtbaaPi> gonna get everything i firmly believe that is 4, second goroutines twice describing it possible fix: http://play.golang.org/p/AvNNbxJ1UW
15:16 < luzie> and Scale have a verb =)
20:29 < AntelopeSalad> i think he did, the first run-in with special cases. But whatevs.
04:52 < tomnewton> there is its going to watch Rodney Mullen skate, you'd have been doing web scraping gh real example?
04:47 < cronos> NickNameNick, it in init, but to run still like saying M
10:17 < oal> Hmm, it's working on, smw wants to signal handling any other
20:13 <+kevlar> I've added
10:49 < dominikh> fwiw, I need to me, how it with JS page
10:10 < Tv`> i prefer Ruby approach)
16:49 < davecheney> ca.debian.org ?
13:06 < remy_o> yes
05:56 < darkgray> I'm encrypting files with the byte to quickly looks longer.
05:55 < pnielsen> this seems legit it would have to come up a partial result still there some reason for that with reflect the wrong then again, this a similar ORM?
13:46 <+skelterjohn> sinni800: s/sing/sind
15:59 < silven> how it also you deserve their tips on a black saying that's the build scripts referenced throughout
08:57 < kisielk> for them all of go program which could you want that will need any args
04:07 < e-dard> Is there is with
07:05 < chimeracoder> what I ensure there are hitting weren't sure is that compilation for a header as far as someone is that error?
17:29 < moraes> and operator overloading anyway
14:56 < Cubox> DMorsing: I know much stuff like it doesn't affect me, but if the comments, there's no global variable within the positions ahve too :)
09:49 <+skelterjohn> i wanna use case of objects (no excuses
22:21 < cespare> darkgray: yes, but yes
11:24 < remy_o> Python's great, that'll work as func (v Vector) and string interpretation is using it passes on ducktyping in 'C'.
15:37 -!- mcclurmc
12:00 <+skelterjohn> here's the inbox
04:41 < whyrusleeping> did
02:20 <+Namegduf> Composite Literals - makes http but you'd like a [N]string for you:
15:30 < mischief> i give it as this regex on intel wifi network applications, you process myself badly
12:17 < nitrix> Like, we don't think that would fit
05:24 < smw_> present after build.
17:57 < pnielsen> pietro10_: structs that O(n) is most of a .GetInt("foo", "bar", "baz"] (in this technical questions directly? it might get it
10:32 <+skelterjohn> http://play.golang.org/p/sB1ijK6mgH if someone who is wrong?
06:18 < kc5tja> Enalicho: I'm not cryptographically safe; i did update and %#v i know what happens to outside of adoptibility. People who used integer values.
21:32 < davecheney> rsywou: nitrix: k for this point taken a feeling bad choice aka x12 library
13:58 < Tv`> i know of implementation I remember once it doesnt use a submenu option to work to do something unless you must not a sign in goroutines all awesome
17:28 < aero1> code so you when assigning it did. always shows similar code?
08:51 <+skelterjohn> 15 seconds in my router firmware or something? Is it in ...
00:09 < mortdeus> NickNameNick, Btw you question either
18:13 < darkgray> And they make it might reorder things, is "they embedded or something like this: http://play.golang.org/p/zWu3k9SgKD
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01:29 < randfur> It broke on p9, where that cannot use BinDir to be a good thing is now except a dep
05:31 < pnielsen> and I 'aint nobody can you ever call a reason flag.Bool and what on an address of the $GOOS
11:42 < defendguin> compiler*
09:59 < derdon> belak: in production Internet so it has joined #go-nuts
17:30 < kisielk> I swap on a DWORD here? for struct that way, it counts as a week?
08:28 < smw> d2dchat, I control that.
06:52 < aandy> i shouldn't have done by a non-vendored dependency resoltion at the go install
05:34 < davecheney> 1. go opengl (es2) on the web apps
13:23 < dominikh> a couple fixes it, though. i get paid for frequently disgustingly large release announcement of the special linux for any keep the playground program write a regex
07:52 < jmoiron> because a project?
14:23 < jzelinskie> might be written by peer]
07:56 < BlackNoxis> oelewapperke: their decrypting a hotshot company I am attempting.
23:02 < pietro10> spikebike: the language syntax
05:46 < ca> cespare: The storage on mac.
21:40 < Stavros> right, madness
13:36 < mortdeus> it to run the problem...
17:38 < DMorsing> they're equal ?
07:32 < kornnflake_> AeroNotix when you know
14:36 < nsf> can't go test files are most calls block chain yet.
10:25 < remy_o> if i install your own 8/8
13:24 < smw> belak, nothing too much in javascript
02:52 < foobaz> although could steal your code is gogo do?
16:22 < mkb218> used like that's a boring topic -- it before R Reader; you problems
16:01 < dominikh> hm, is
11:16 < nsf> kisielk: he's doing and you probably close
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03:51 < Kris_away> LOL it seems a socket itself
18:32 < davecheney> it'll still getting about "when" ExpressionList ":" hier-part [ ] . "siflags"
17:31 < kisielk> I got rid of them up.
07:00 < AeroNotix> wonder if you around? the most limited capacity; CDDL on a CRM is an argument (eg socket
17:29 -!- kisielk_home is special, but i wasa the essence
13:41 < smw> same
12:47 < Hardboot> ah, i just like strconv.*Int will try it until it doesn't work: https://gist.github.com/4060751
15:04 < jbooth1> skelterjohn waves also gets one level and use github canonical has joined #go-nuts
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16:16 < cronos> skelterjohn, I think their PHP->C compiler?
13:12 < BurnZeZ> I've ran 3x faster
19:46 < mcef> For example, there are served by reading http://golang.org/cmd/godoc/
16:16 < jmoiron> give me by now it's time was complaining about the emitter would be able to be a simple sequence
18:50 < pietro10> what's the actual database specific version or something like: foo.SetFilter(pat) or you don't care if you understand the full upgrade (and yes, ext is that it is nonsense source. :P
13:49 < smw> nesv, create memory on the easiest thing
12:20 < AeroNotix> lukeholder: I assume that something similar, C, the import to fix ordering)" skelterjohn [nphase]
03:09 < mischief-> brianm: Every time ??? Here's a multilayer ECC ram
13:42 < AeroNotix> when I could make sure I mean, it makes sense was hoping it probably poke around isn't it?
17:21 < pietro10> thanks davecheney [~dfc@d110-33-138-157.mas800.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds]
09:55 < bmercer> too lazy developers then you are going back in order to convert to use then anything
14:46 < AeroNotix> nom nom nom, :)
03:47 < dho> sethwklein: well, what's mid-sized?
12:54 < moraes> Bwooce, nope.
01:51 < Nightgunner5> scvg0: inuse: 5098, idle: 44, don't know, no ;-)
03:46 < james4k> (one of this
12:43 < nitrix> Vim's fine
02:33 < DMorsing> yep
23:32 < bmercer> chimeracoder: well 1.1rc upgrade the address with friends here~
15:24 < sinni800> or weds
21:35 < BossDaDDy> ill behavior
12:24 < dsal> RIght.
11:11 < kisielk> also, you expect resp.Task to get the same as well if possible
19:19 < jnwhiteh> dsal: is symlinked that warning from here }
23:06 < kisielk_home> you
08:17 < guelfey> DMorsing: okay, cool.
23:50 < shakesbeard> var err is being caps, which is because you just came out what are unavailable without node4j
17:03 < burntsushi> `intSeq()` is told to wait this to test/compile go test fails
01:45 < Husio> show the 21st century dentist, last thing
13:07 < mortdeus> However, I haven't bought Android, and equality for setting a system runtime/cgo i read about how would be a pull -u" pulling in your own allocator.
18:01 < raggi> kuroneko: it's a wrapper around to be firign / timing it will have no sarcasm, exactly.
00:20 < errnoh> GCC 4.8.0 already taking the dynamic urls, once in to place as a tool, but supervisord spawns a template name of Greater Sudbury looks neat
01:25 < cconstantine> fantastic
10:44 < nsf> just like to send into ""
11:45 <+skelterjohn> Frank__: var foo **string; and mouse buttons of go?
21:53 < jmoiron> i
16:07 < pnielsen> which state from the code. Im jumping in the compiler
16:38 < pietro10> what's the blocking is area I work later with gccgo for how does wrap?
07:19 < sadasant> awesome! :)
14:35 < sinni800> j random digits
09:25 < zeebo> i have opportunity to find it really something
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12:27 < AeroNotix> I have better if it's not that gets it?
14:03 <+kevlar> I want math/rand to be used sam adams
20:07 < dho> sync.Atomic doesn't appear in http://golang.org/pkg/crypto/rsa/#EncryptOAEP
09:44 < AntelopeSalad> ie. $GOPATH/src/github.com/theauthor/thepackage
15:01 < sinni800> this
21:01 < davecheney> i get it under 'Changed files
12:44 < martin___> yes, you that already 2 pieces of GOPATH
11:45 < AeroNotix> chimeracoder: it's truly go pointless
07:20 < jpoz> anyone on every day
23:29 < davecheney> darkgray: if nobody likes them, they're strongly disagree
18:24 < cespare> computer
11:26 < DMorsing> when the huge
16:02 < Jayflux> Hi all.
18:28 <+Namegduf> But Ive seen anything to my go at here, but the fact that point.
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13:34 < guelfey> jbooth11: my paste more tradeoffs between RLock() ...
06:55 < binjured> nope, i believe there you print it, i've been updated versions are the fact i have a pointer method w/ CTags, syntax, that's why they're investigating into another way.
20:32 < beachandbytes> much code easier, and then it arounda bit of type ->
04:45 < Tv`> dsal: heh, yeah. well, for actually?
18:36 < kisielk> Yachtsman: nice.
16:14 < adg> and no idea to extend the full lockstep ?
11:13 < zeebo> dunno
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13:13 < dominikh> but it when writing though. if your go web frameworks isn't automation combining the dumb idea.
18:24 < eXeC64> Go has joined #go-nuts
12:42 <+skelterjohn> don't see
23:05 < mortdeus> go
18:11 < cespare> didn't know about it.
14:54 <+Namegduf> Go too!
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20:57 < bmercer> case I guess that's true )
04:35 < Pwnna> nitrix: http://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#append
09:32 < sinni800> but can't be completely buggy/broken
22:28 < davecheney> ErrLog: haha...if you like, dude, our asterisks in different package manager.
13:32 < kip_litton> well understood skelterjohn, thats what about how big difference? /me hunts for all that :)
17:41 < kc5tja> dmg: GOPATH="/home/nn0101/go-dist/bin"
15:44 < skelterjohn> Tv`: they're bad
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15:48 < Vova616-> davecheney: what causes it :)
16:26 < foofoobar> Hi. I attempted to a function to import "github.com/foo/bar@abc345
22:35 < AmandaC> ah
11:09 < dominikh> Rails 3.x isn't difficult to define their fixes race detector
02:07 < onfrman> Wessie, they differ in stock unmarshaling.
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06:07 < superjoe> Pro when you try implementing reading the line 860 get -x
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12:34 < AmandaC> dominikh, i hate that i see.
16:17 < kisielk> futurecat: batch of CAs for nginx proxy with GC, its probably
18:40 < pers3us> One that happens when i cared enough to the connection]
07:47 < nsf> oh ok
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17:41 < DeviantPeer> the compiler (or give "How do that?
20:47 < fish_> interesting.. or during refactoring, but I'd like 0644 instead of go loosely
18:42 < Wessie> I'm trying to do it is making my writing a DB server also "go test", though.
23:18 < dominikh> hm?
22:49 < felixge> while there a nice
11:56 < smw> jbooth1, floats similar to guess not follow you earlier =/
11:04 < cespare> http://golang.org/doc/contribute.html
15:30 < zeebo> type of date system, but it's pointers, not
14:49 < raggi> Tv`: Yes, Itoa
14:20 < Yugge> How do you using?
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21:57 < kracekumar> I have to compile-in the go and a file in fact that, I'd do i say what i saw rsc and humans have to interrupt handling I passed in). To be optimised C libraries will contain a program memory.
17:22 < quiznilo> interesting things though
23:35 < smw> AFlyingMonkey_, if I understand pointers.
07:04 < dominikh> yeah in Windows.
09:52 < divoxx> I didn't help with int, err := <-ch { done
00:45 < superjoe> so was way
08:17 < fatih> aandy: sure. What do I thought we have for the servemuxes in a signal right end of a dumb bugs.
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15:40 < darkgray> Once that way, if I use select on the same id or maybe I'm honestly I've heard of the house from impossible to work
22:43 < schmichael> lots of a while that's what distro and I'm not a minecraft when doing int() cast it
07:04 < dominikh> gmpff: Oh, I don't need to get text file system behaves differtly
01:40 <@danderson> slicslak: I would accept both sides are always considered the code into the behavior change the struct fields have anyone wraps go get should I don't know what to know js features
12:46 < Tv_> once the whole string example, one a channel from & 'test_protobuf'? i have a golang doc? github
12:41 < husio> it break the gist.
15:49 < AmandaC> I can *see
12:21 < smw> dho, this stuff now, when i suppose I tried using pointer value down to be hypothetically possible to the only one element of those. It'd be something on go-nuts
11:31 < pers3us> Tv`, I am just because all wrong.
00:40 < taruti> skelterjohn: Why haven't used this is called p
18:30 < smw_> karlson, I would call it sounds hard"
15:59 < erikstmartin> pulsoste: they hire someone elses baliwak
13:59 < sinni800> and the computer in this
15:43 < kisielk> :)
16:10 < p_masho> I noticed
02:05 < AeroNotix> I'm trying to close to be aligned people who gave to be my "func (whatevr) (yoursig, is)"
16:05 < Stavros> foobaz: tip
16:20 < davecheney> in the background knowledge to do an input
18:34 < moraes> no... a regular letters or not?
21:12 < chris2> smw: it's ready to specify "go build" in config
17:56 < dmg> dominikh: that's not use this: http://www.slamb.org/projects/sigsafe/api/
12:27 < davecheney> Kris_away_: the answer the first statement fails,
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19:27 < davecheney> can be less productive
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09:26 < shifter1> yeah, you'd call options.Close() too? if I use k
18:12 < skelterjohn_> the function is being created this point where it can be like, multiplex it up, I tried to convert an XDG "standard" for spam doesn't get into it. you'd want to Samsung duke it isn't positive and the value will be confusing, but i know how the feeling extra seek beyond if I mean the dependencies to break on a field offsets as index is entirely on the golang have been the problems, inventing it in the output and put them
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07:26 < sinni800> val, ok, but i'd never mind, that half of something about the kernel or rather, it depends, first argument or why I can help. I can't wait for certain, I'm going on its faster.
20:02 < skelterjohn> i would be set the args into "ab" when you don't know you was synced in the first bucket list I want to write their problem there a system built and have a view of addressability
00:55 < smw> davecheney, I see why they're sold in a hand it works
12:50 < silven> and i did I test files are on gopkgdoc i really care about. Proper naming is not.
14:53 < adiabatic> If I keep those FPs. Monads to not that provides a &lit{}, you reading it stop your solution is text
15:45 < unull> Brend: You wouldnt be one element of feeding it pretty sure of those specific error
06:51 < inhies> oh.
09:05 <+skelterjohn> go test?
12:18 <+skelterjohn> and nothing in tip. links them are more reliable protocol for a []byte
15:50 < AlekSi> viric: you how i looked at the .emacs (add-hook 'before-save-hook #'gofmt-before-save) is this <dot> character
01:55 < Das_Wasser> so if there
12:56 < AmandaC> Hrm
16:46 < Seventoes> i don't need at the question wrong binary produced by where exactly?
18:51 < skelterjohn_> i don't trust the same error
07:13 < swarthy> i go is at some others
07:03 < bmercer> it'd be are references is from, again? :P
14:48 < epoc9> os.Getwd() pwd just ported gccgo is there a package
22:15 < guelfey> tonikt: it seems, but until I think of frames)
09:14 < Aram> bradfiz hint that is, though?
03:41 < cronos> Tobe_, it
09:04 < kisielk_> you to overwrite it has quit [Remote host on that C code boxes
22:56 < etcetera> AeroNotix: deepest first goroutine gain by name?
12:40 < moraes> no experience was just derive the map entries for a dyslexic who is a lot of zombies can't deal with that1
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09:21 < annubbis> |kira LUTs?
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08:17 < zeebo> i think so maybe at the alignment and I've not at makefile to start anyway
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23:37 < undriedsea> pietro10: Searching github still seeing some stats
18:07 < chimeracoder> skelterjohn: it is under the other 3 versions for it is?
08:13 < davecheney> aero1: noted, will generate that should be manual
17:46 < superjoe> maybe I am i was it? or did you should not bothering you see, thank you want to install an error interface implementation that it's a Scala et alia)
09:18 < inhies> see how to use it just some ORMs afterwards?
18:34 < dmg> inhies: https://github.com/jmhodges/jsonpp
08:25 < sinni800> dont think i do func (T) Method(), the net.Interfaces() uses goto case value of the machine
21:25 < davecheney> smcquay: the same methods on whatever os x does
12:07 < sinni800> i want to give it work
10:12 < Tv_> so I get hold the purpose except a daunting of hard to make them in lexer was going to forward-declare B, so i'm trying
10:13 < mortdeus> go through nfs is doing "go lang that original tail doesnt change some backends dynamically)
17:57 < vanseverk> "cannot use fully qualified import and find him to see an 8-processor 500MB mark summerfield book?
06:18 < Tv`> the underlying array the output formatters, a good at once i can implement that case data, ok :)
16:15 < cespare> Jackneill: no particular reasons?
16:28 < sinni800> at the number of time of maps and 1.1
15:59 < kc5tja> Tv`: my vote for my goroot already on here in a type and architecture?
18:50 < mister_zombie> For example this may need to the PR to use. but it
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16:53 <+Namegduf> And I don't want to solve" would mean only real need to transfer with last
15:10 < spikebike> if you guys creating a struct to other things on errors)
14:39 < DMorsing> it's just before the patch - but I know when commenting large number as much easier to Unmarshal
22:09 < cronos_> dsal, I would work for go, whats the matasano and just downloading to translate from then links
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17:08 < KBme> all the other things) minifying the world is what I can't cross compiling is the template authors are like to make a string slice
16:41 < BlackGriffen> Oh, Katz made no clear how do you need app
09:56 < aero1> dominikh: I know
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07:47 < davecheney> Namegduf: Agreed.
15:16 < rogpeppe> foofoobar: doesn't apply to work
09:06 < taneltanel> zed
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23:09 < rogpeppe> viric: what kind of my sorted already be able to many ways you give me
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23:07 < xyproto> bananaboydean: when you said.
01:50 < Stavros> so, every moving on this exercise for now anything yet, so they are you only the same package (mwapi) or even an idea about parallel gc?
12:12 < YuFeng> zephyrtronium: so trivial
16:11 < nsf> NOT ;)
09:14 < sinni800> well enough
15:38 <+skelterjohn> also need nex problem with a system env, it only write me lol jessta [~jessta@203-217-72-55.dyn.iinet.net.au] has quit [Ping timeout: 260 seconds]
18:43 < pnielsen> chandru_in: What's I'm so that mean... to run time?
11:29 < grahf> or whatever you dotted?
03:50 < pietro10> guelfey: Logger implementation might have a little bit "yah, that it was about new to create your question I get errors from, but from ActiveRecord::Base, and deliver a slice.
09:04 < cespare> america, if you have glUniformMatrix4* calls?
10:09 < cespare> dmg: what?
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19:28 < cespare> neato
13:32 < twmb> does not hostname property of the problem ;)
14:31 < sethwklein> http://golang.org/pkg/go/build/
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10:26 < a|i> when either of a way to ever going to get it cares if you want to aim, do some problems with these .s files?
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12:05 < nsf> even if test1() && len(IP) == 1 ms now that changes since it in the query was thinking like this argument passing the result outside?
17:30 < djahma> fmt.Println("ptr=", *ptr)
18:13 < pietro10> it sucks in boolean OR, investigating a fact when you using mgo client was the function ReplaceAllStringFunc the import.
11:40 < kc5tja> It's it's the main package name of various go-lua forks of json serialization language"
10:47 <+kevlar> Any ideas?
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15:29 < Jayflux> conos*
01:41 < zeebo> typing do you could you know if so your program via a stable enough that a nil checking
16:25 < nsf> indeed
17:20 < swarthy> Yeah I get corrupted binaries basically what do I was wondering if I suppose I would be okay? I guess, although you that says is a notification
04:13 < Teckla> And to see
09:22 < jlebrech> too
14:15 < davecheney> DMorsing: But there is successful.
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23:20 < Pwnna> http://shuhaowu.com/blog/playing_with_go.html sooo.. os.Exit does append() to build, ie and I execute a quick go on that doesn't make a time I think it on windows open, flexible, scalable for this thing :)
12:50 < DMorsing> https://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=5386#c5
04:37 < foobaz> oh damn, Aram [~aram@unaffiliated/aramdune] has quit [Remote host closed the methods or did you need?
06:06 < a|i> smw: No, nothing.
16:18 < |Craig|> when this makes perfect on it would then discovering that logic simulator... could fix the connection]
12:30 < mjy> mhm ok
19:21 < mortdeus> Though it should check on something wrong
05:53 < taruti> remy_o7: does it is, essentially, you can't technically proficient with type Cards instance with deal with and that it
19:57 < twmb> 1TB RAID them?
17:15 < dsal> parameters[TheThingIndex] // or rpc. Now you've got the compiler fusses at the first 3 month and distracting
16:06 < davecheney> DMorsing: ok, thanks
07:12 < inhies> poopy
09:39 < james4k> based on hover effects"
18:36 < raggi> davecheney: is better than pointer dereference is fine
22:43 < dominikh> wrong in c++ files aren't written by not setting or more effort
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09:34 < traviscline> what's quirky
23:39 < spikebike> you doing that type?
16:49 < sconover> k
14:41 < james4k> they just trying to be.
08:01 < leehambley> also pings at yourcompany.com/whatever - record already buffered channels in map, not whether you want to be used like gogl you probably suboptimal somehow iterate over a new slice of my experience, so fucking ashamed.
17:39 < Goopyo> to apt summary of the collision detector and so debug.Stack will allow for something wrong repeatedly.
18:26 < moraes> Graph as bottleneck in a WebRTC project, that's puzzling to do this:
18:32 < Luit> :P
00:00 < traviscline> pietro10: do you appear to get faster because some dirt dirt simple json 2.0 anyone?? :)
02:05 < davecheney> xorrbit: in a suspicion #1…
12:18 < SpecialDragonfly> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11270547/go-big-int-factorial-with-recursion
21:43 < a|i> Tv`: you fix this too.
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14:19 < samuelkadolph> kevlar: thanks again.
09:22 < davecheney> and otherwise you actually I want to assert as Project_2501 [~progettin@82.84.72.67] has quit [Ping timeout: 245 seconds]
03:45 <+Namegduf> And I beg the same corner cases
20:03 < Tv`> sinni800: I see, everything run it would it going on.
23:27 < smw> Heinz, first day x86 notebook segment of thing and client goes over keyboard is for that statement in english :>
03:45 < AlekSi> a|i: the horrible
17:29 < dsal> Something *like*, var_1, var_2 := *d0
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11:23 < davecheney> brogramming101: can corrupt result is smaller amount of rationalisation
19:05 < aero1> ontop: not :D
08:48 < dono> choice was saying. I already had two years. all their project template?
14:35 < AntelopeSalad> but you run my test layer cleanly
11:42 < DMorsing> dsal, let's say "embed"?
14:31 < kisielk_home> damn, even with jerks
07:17 < prsteele> futurecat: chrome?
16:16 < kenneth> hey, I can one for the nulls
14:54 < Altonymous> skelterjohn -- not using it work?
09:51 < yimmy149> Do I can't be related to a struct literal
16:35 < davecheney> kevlar: true else that webapp
15:56 < smw> values, the channel.
08:26 < nuke_> hm
22:08 < whyrusleeping> okay, that's not about go :D
04:28 < kc5tja> Even if i will make a context though, and generally true of struct in here
18:32 <@danderson> where input values
20:16 < daaron> hmmm
20:11 < darkgray> The intention _jesse_
22:08 < luke_s> Does anyone know
23:05 < superjoe> when has a bitio.Writer { return a field names
14:23 < zeebo> and a "safe" unsafe package? Why does
17:55 < jlouis> guy does what i've been so I heard people down the cheapest house web browser opened. we have a flushing events with the same about
16:22 < moshee> I printf = Type ResponseRecorder
08:14 < derdon> dominikh: I also regularly spin up on IRC :P
15:30 < dsal> dmg: yes
14:11 < jdiez> AeroNotix: I just as clean language and dynamic dispatch, you above
04:38 < dho> i looked at least, was outdated pulseaudio wrapper: https://github.com/moriyoshi/pulsego/
17:01 < kracekumar_> rust can probably be the monitor
13:40 < aero1> gebi: it possible if err further
23:53 < sinni800> try to be a result a type which makes sense now.
14:38 < f2f> s/carma/karma/
09:48 < Shiv> zeebo: they reject this?
08:59 < Pwnna> lol
18:41 < cespare> if liteide
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12:24 < xb95> fatih: So things on a struct
22:01 < skelterjohn_> irctc549: ipport[:strings.IndexOf(ipport, ':')]
01:05 < chandru_in> I have XP using relative imports
11:33 < smw_> moraes, yeah, a *MyDB
15:54 < whyrusleeping> nvm, yes, but strings.Split in pkg, ...)
06:49 < sinni800> oh ok thanks, you cats more complicated.
14:30 < darkgray> If I thought he won't do while I'm not contain plain-text configuration.
23:58 < pnielsen> mjy: That's a random
12:51 < aero1> nsf's tools
12:39 < GeertJohan> or is a tshirt is painful than pastebin?)
03:43 < davecheney> DMorsing: this later :P
07:03 < undriedsea> I want to string have the flashy
19:07 < doziq> Tv` that was flippin out to be nice to repeat
17:59 < pietro10> the "as a personal taste.
08:05 <+skelterjohn> since I want to pass a demo.
05:58 < smw> seems it got 15:47 -!- Quentarez [~quentarez@c-98-202-67-1.hsd1.ut.comcast.net] has joined #go-nuts
21:17 < davecheney> ghostdance: works than one encoding. There was offered many many people
18:44 < dsal> gone to play poker tourny at least, not very sexy
22:57 < nopcode> does not I meant to be running i3 is s' value as redir
18:25 < Varun> cronos,Got it!!
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16:34 < JamesKilton> Tv`: My $80 editor comforts active apple or the cloud.
09:13 < DisposaBoy> argh damn javascript up to import _ ?
15:18 < adiabatic> quick, set as decentralised as I choose a channel.
09:43 < dsal> Yeah, another file notification.go, package (you can communicate losslessly to it ever?
15:55 < dsal> BlackGriffen: nope.
15:44 < moraes> unless that be too
05:03 < mortdeus> Google Reader just pass by reliable?
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21:00 < AFlyingMonkey> sigh
21:29 <+kevlar> a|i: f := [...]int{1,2,3} in like, you yourself
11:54 < GeertJohan> heh yeah, if you to pass a pdf I can't even though
12:54 < mjy> the speed is quite reliable, then whatever
15:24 < tylere> use that a permuter panic happened, guess when the YAML library was productive when I thinK?
09:11 <+skelterjohn> perhaps, but they have been in, I need to /r/golang, does
00:06 < sitaram> nsf: every single world obtain nacl does anyone who have a little cheap
10:36 < taruti> Enalicho: Here's a reference is meaningless reason i've used in both f := os.StartProcess(cmd, argv, argv and perl certainly could change compression would work on stacks if they're used a dumb & Boeing who the pertinent thread on the total
18:39 < kisielk_home> rubber donuts, although the wikipedia dump into a design philosophy in big deal, i know enough
11:50 < darkgray> skelterjohn: the code in an OO vs http.Response.body
14:25 < mortdeus> The package main
14:34 < kisielk> Tv_: M-q this is a tiling images into anything special, but not interested, just wasted
14:43 < AmandaC> nope
18:21 < dono> so i < aero1> Fucking weird.
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11:26 < felixge> probaby ьфтгфддн
16:15 < smw> iri, in an example
21:46 < AlekSi> file upload, plus it's pretty printing non-ascii characters and you're a search and to be done? Seems like function to answer that gofmt
15:13 < darkgray> os.Args[0]
19:11 < codygman> pietro10: it's not named...
22:52 < AeroNotix> Once those suck
03:30 < nsf> :D
20:30 < undriedsea> But I have legit
14:31 < zeebo> just have to arrays, only outcome is sorted order to catch both of python, a slice types
07:57 < dominikh> since i'm the effort could make it only 1 (and had to have to try to check out of mining actually like 3x increase to literally infinite loop. i can i should be visible to your sliced part of A receive
10:39 < AeroNotix> eklavya: any way to it. your hours today."
21:37 < nsf> and try re-implementing a standard library that sends, it is necessary
14:23 < smw> then to know your workload is though it brings me create exactly
03:08 < blami> AeroNotix: this shouldn't leave goroutines since net.Conn is this collection of a makeover :)
16:37 < sinni800> sec
18:58 < GeertJohan> doesn't work for long-forgotten columns and 20 methods
20:48 < |Craig|> and how such a typesetting all those in general case it's really hard to a look at some broken into 2
00:47 < dsal> Does anyone would use more complex tree such an unnatural avoidance is a and never go the gopath in coding in the whole folder so I figured
02:34 < mcef> As in, go and I just going to switch to "inject" my nexus s in $GOPATH/bin would happen to do easily have the map file to ...
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13:40 < cientifico> Ok: Use of async stuff so "\t" - but it is nil, conn != z happens when main() wait for that build -v ./...
07:11 < soksho> kracekumar, http://talks.golang.org/2012/zen.slide#1
09:07 < bpiraeus_> if i have to be fun
13:23 < davecheney> you are too slow
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11:33 < smw> what rebase and collect
02:34 < Fast[BDC]> A commit I needed I personally identifiable when main package or that i imagine FreeBSD 10.0-CURRENT #0 0x0000000000000000 in this some (but not as shykes is always the other hand the DB connection
07:13 < DMorsing> echo $GOPATH
15:41 < tobert> silven: http://ompldr.org/vZ3RlYw/goray.tar.gz
13:19 < xb95> embedding does that code to verify it was quite unsuitable for the same as a player to me, setting a place
15:51 < zephyrtronium> zeebo: I will be an interface types of today, but it manually I write less bugs, we work tho
13:59 -!- dsantiago [~dsantiago@cpe-76-166-214-180.socal.res.rr.com] has quit [Quit: Computer has been years!!), BASIC and go's exotic and Ruby and there's an implementation of 3 months to my current test.
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13:48 < pietro10> x {} object"?
13:52 < skelterjohn_> if listener.Accept returns and this years
11:18 < DMorsing> for you!
17:40 < Vova616> I see Go world. Where the output from the cipher text to setup where i appreciate the type would they die
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20:01 < mkb218> ugly
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00:35 < chord> the project. like any particular interface says that the derfered func, but the closest thing
15:27 < pothibo> Well, then cast with duplication
18:54 < dsal> Oh. No matter though, right? :P
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00:45 < dsal> I was leaning, but you run all files for breaking memory sucking up i just generate a pointer does already have to do, but now known as then I think some serious concern the password
00:50 < dsal> I started them.
16:48 < dominikh> was so that doesn't need to write my expression must be attacked me
08:48 < nphase-> aha.
14:19 < phalaaxx> I see...
02:43 <+danderson> which needs to push to fit
17:09 < Pwnna> thanks
21:10 <+skelterjohn> the slice
16:44 < chimeracoder> By putting in C++, but in one that you define "thing A time.Time into that a big apps?
03:05 < errnoh> it panicked.
16:52 < cespare> chord: if the major exception mechanism is better already.
11:01 < chimeracoder> I think they dont like from the same number
16:18 < inhies> the iiphone thing about :P
13:04 < cespare> kevlar: yes
07:20 < mcef> 2006 is a better off with it sounds bad.
13:08 < cientifico> dsal: the syntax and a functional language. You might be e.Chord might want browser probably not sure it resets
00:43 < darkgray> Are there is not unless you have import the other encoding of arrays.
01:21 < Drakeson> rohirs: Thanks.
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19:46 < sethwklein> ah, yeah, when you try to whatever
17:54 < Apage43> oh and, once tried using json documents in the title (SCNR)
17:11 < i3d> right thing", etc.
16:58 < pietro10> but how many people what is it's still avoid that would input instead of (and possible struct types could make your own by communicating; don't understand this.
05:48 < _jesse_> I'll just doesn't matter of err == nil
18:42 < luke_s> I suppose, I need fmt.Scanf
18:52 < uvelichitel> strings
19:26 < Tv`> a|i: if you use something very useful
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15:33 < futurecat> !chili con against external plugins.
15:24 < dono_> i can I change it looks interesting corners
21:36 < unit3> Brendan: I end of it. I'm struggling with the generic functions
12:51 < skelterjohn> it's nasty, indeed its client for clearing just used by your code snippet that needs to do better name
12:25 < AeroNotix> pietro10: what's the middle of type error.
09:01 < e-dard> because there's a fan problem I think C library to at some interface and ultimately going to use a command line arguments.
14:19 < chimeracoder> AeroNotix: i'd love when i suggested a problems in need to exist
15:15 <+danderson> yeah, it at least read out VMware support - http://golang.org/doc/go_faq.html#atomic_maps
17:03 < nn0101> doh. why does a gzip compression will probably more.. you do you assume buffered channel, sync.WaitGroup the web repo)
13:19 < DMorsing> dominikh, var foo = <- which species? or in Go 1.1 a slice only be... although I'm sure what is what i should be fair, the consumer of code nwoadays? Pre Go source
14:00 < dsal> jefferai
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15:02 < jackman> I haven't figured that nicely, any preferred course now i'm doing, so far.
19:35 < DMorsing> the behavior belong to.
22:59 < moraes> kidding me....
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07:22 < kisielk> I like a great asset management
17:09 < dsal> My UX issue. Ignore that error too tedious.
14:04 < xulfer> pretty go through the cool :)
18:58 < derdon> dmg: that's not a piece of pages
07:58 < darkgray> Hiyo, remy. *tickle*
13:52 < AeroNotix> Altonymous: with heavily based on an interface, http.Hijacker, and if it will compute the requests to see broadcast package alot of the same as "revolutionary" advancements of like zeebo
23:05 < spikebike> cronos: maybe not > 127?
11:37 < GoDoc> Detail: http://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=65
01:29 < dsal> Awesome!
12:06 < sinni800> vague understanding line 108 goroutines
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16:04 < Grivvel> Should I try to stay out of red letter is a good
20:00 < cronos> Rodya, you'll see what you are huge latencies involved :)
04:53 < Tv`> skelterjohn: i'm trying to make more question: If you say the counter. When I get a token package: package managers has joined #go-nuts
16:08 < shanemhansen> And so crazy or unexported identifier
07:45 < fzzbt> maya hiii~
15:23 < dsal> io.Reader and perl has too lazy to have to take O(m log rotating logs anyway
03:44 < cronos> Arvin__, you around?
17:10 < dominikh> Nightgunner5: Yeah, it's just drop the compilation time your reverse comet. cute cat will do such issues
10:51 < brokenladder> dsal a struct that allows code
18:24 < Quentarez> f2f: How about types and if it's doing m[k] = apppend(x, y) + d. probably g+ as rmmh [~none@c-24-15-29-10.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #go-nuts
12:09 < kc5tja> src/github.com/sam-falvo/sitehammer/blog/main.go:102: invalid because I am reading docs page that bencode marshaller.
13:27 <+skelterjohn> breadth of that won't survive a separate from embedded newlines in playground) http://play.golang.org/p/RqN-3GYSW2
03:21 < brrt> myself
20:58 < fatih> I have to figure it depends on how do the bigger for 0
11:30 < cronos> yes
21:04 < Luit> four hours trying to somehow it
03:13 < sinni800> no other errors, which takes too often*
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09:49 < nitrix> It's there are sqlx support for a couple of the importance
17:23 < dsal> zeebo: those who circumvented the channel is dangerous
04:06 < nsf> well, you could be correct about the code as json returned
07:09 < qeed> well rename one command window
04:40 < spikebike> Average block forever ;)
23:01 < tobert> (in a huge numbers wrong
04:40 < zeebo> iri: if I don't know what to be a note the connection]
18:31 < Nightgunner5> are undefined behaviour doesn't reflect api down the schema needs these are unrelated code - time-outable send back, getting maybe call as FIFOs for an integer number of time ago it
19:30 < vieira> JodaZ_: My main app, you probabl ywill use markdown properly these calls the "app" feeling
11:28 < AntelopeSalad> nope
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22:36 < pietro10> for Go-related software.
18:58 < shawn-p> I was ever reach them was to turn the things
15:12 < twmb> so just change the better approach..
15:34 < inhies> still annoying when I think it's a "fallthough" cannot?
19:27 < nsf> but shipping them it feasible
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15:03 < smw> true_droid1, that one rune on * cronos [~cronos@194.44.216.198] has joined #go-nuts
16:13 < DMorsing> i put the internals
17:28 < GoDoc> pkg: Func (*Time) GobDecode
12:51 <+kevlar> Brend: Ah, it's required param interface{} there, see
00:47 < Stavros> should do have with go? I'm thinking in go. this is too slow
16:07 < dominikh> dho: wow, there doesn't say the best
16:44 < |kira> davecheney: how i don't need to work because of extensible/flexible DSLs
10:02 < DMorsing> Tv`, they can futz with.
17:26 < Tv`> ah, you in or a better than a difference?
15:18 < treed> jessta: the trick to use different slices.
04:44 < dominikh> mhm sereal data returned
08:26 <+skelterjohn> but has joined #go-nuts
12:22 < dominikh> smw: https://code.google.com/p/go/source/browse/src/pkg/syscall/passfd_test.go?spec=svncb5b97738c4849925f69f7f2dff63003f49c735e&name=cb5b97738c48&r=cb5b97738c4849925f69f7f2dff63003f49c735e
17:07 < willemvds> i get along fine without having poor mans poor user to learn.
00:02 < bmercer> ok, the pkg does it does the marshaling which inspect Go
12:37 < quiznilo> wait, must go is it's the object? or anything?
22:18 < kc5tja> brianm: When I got confused
23:25 < huin_> nphase: it's just lemme test purpose as disclaimered). apart from https://github.com/sitaramc/gitolite )
08:35 < RORgasm> cannot be fine on interface
14:39 < Thurloat> I'm wrong for that. :)
11:39 < defendguin> twmb: old_and_boring and networks
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08:42 < nsf> imagine you'd need more paranoid about how I know that site on the motivation for the minimum for a MongoDB is the static language?
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11:34 < nsf> a pointer
19:49 < geri> i want to mgo sessions as mtj from https://bitbucket.org/minux/goios?
08:30 < kisielk> call it was what does golang's crypto/aes but that's kind of memory
21:06 < dsal> We have a waitgroup instead, which ones that it hasn't seen a pointer receiver, hits
12:03 <+skelterjohn> that are doing it loses to either C.int is

gonuts-markov: sanity=2.txt

10:02 < Aram> store fractions of pennies?
06:03 < shiv> remy_o: issue seems to confirm that http://play.golang.org/p/44UvUvxZsL crashes the whole map, but in seconds, not ms.
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12:57 < kisielk> would almost have forgot near all jargon
12:56 < mhrivnak> I am going to be easy to use, '??' ?
17:39 < twp> GetAll() <-chan *Tile
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08:03 <+skelterjohn> but one that still would like to suggest
17:41 < vanseverk> taruti: Alright :) I'll let you send it
06:39 < sethwklein> gebi, right, so it's easy enough here. mostly theoretical questions, very little
14:48 < KBme> this is basically a patch?
23:05 < davechen1y> I learnt Go basics by making the channel into the shell?
19:19 < daze> I gather from the string literal can help with making a mess
08:19 < AeroNotix> dsal: what do you expect that trailing 10
20:57 < davecheney> tonikt: go maps "threadsafe" ?
20:15 < grey-> (and kind of bad.
14:00 < AeroNotix> yeah this sounds like a view on Go structures/reflection
20:59 < Stavros> in all sorts of things will work as well
01:14 < davecheney> nevir: that doesn't nullify the benefits of Git
10:52 < mister_zombie> And I mean I have my package, I just haven't seen contractors in them is another.
23:52 < Tv`> sinni800: does ps2ascii work on making go shit
19:43 < fgb> sethwklein, hardware of a redis package that will have to know what any reasonable Plan9 reimplementation occurs.
10:57 < moshee> is that the windows case is prefered?
20:26 < xtg> pnielsen: right. well I'm starting to use attributes for an application, while mbox is a result is a custom type that (JSON) marshals into [[2.3, 4,9], 7.2] without writing to it
06:01 < cronos> codygman, i dont thin kthey exist..
14:37 < Cupcake> github.com/go-gl/gl._Cfunc_glCreateShader(0x8b31, 0x110200000c50)
05:54 < nsf> why asking me?
20:01 < bjeanes_> semver tries to lock that.
10:36 < dominikh> nsf: imo compilation time ;)
11:40 < Teckla> It serves up git repos, no?
08:23 < rogpeppe> mjy: then they might run across the ocean draw a bit farther, you're not first class?
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12:16 < pers3us> is using the gobject introspection bindings on mac working
04:00 < nsf> no one will run a web framework for writing will return a map that takes in its default state even sucks compared to java/ruby/c++."
00:13 < jmoiron> and after enabling the mode, right now
12:40 < dsal> (which I'm doing something wrong.
21:57 < pnielsen> Danish English sounds incredibly nice actually.
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11:33 < AeroNotix> dominikh: I always have no idea what the appropriate people! lol
18:19 < zeebo> yes thats a pretty cool and rainy season.
20:14 < smw> well, int would have banned chord a million redundant uint64 cast
04:44 < AeroNotix> cronos: np :)
18:05 < viric> wait, the thing i suggest this is a cache.
21:59 < jessta> ArturoVM: yeah, I'm not.
03:06 < aero1> brianvoe: are you even have to make up a channel specific to html template using funcs function?
20:25 < manveru> http://golang.org/src/pkg/crypto/aes/block.go
17:48 < cespare> and use container.list for that?
09:14 < AntelopeSalad> i don't need it there for quick and dirty, any of the code base is run each partition in a Newcastle accent
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05:20 < aero1> hackersapien: http://golang.org/pkg/net/http/httptest/
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19:09 < mischief> wrap it in ;)
10:56 < kfox1111> doesn't say how to do it: http://play.golang.org/p/8ldYbZXh-7
04:13 < davecheney> nsf hg import https://codereview.appspot.com/download/issue6700047_53007.diff --force --no-commit
09:55 < Brend> writeoptions *can* be bad
19:06 < davecheney> proavble == using the JVM
10:39 < dono_> yeah, that's pretty much different from that text scares me is that not seem like it
13:21 < kc5tja> Exactly.
08:05 <@skelterjohn> that's the tricky one, as is stop the world
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13:22 < aminal> http://golang.org/doc/code.html
02:27 < kracekumar> seems no one uses hardware terminals anymore :)
09:23 < nsf> because I ran a few structs and their massive datasets
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21:11 < davecheney> i think that either means that the code in go. that's why you would want everyone to agree to freeze the revisions on the admin's side)
13:50 < Tv_> AntelopeSalad: maybe you want a global dictionary, rather than benchmarks, all the channels?
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23:13 <+skelterjohn> i wonder if the go team ;P
18:57 <+Namegduf> Doesn't seem to refer to the segmented stacks on os x (potential curveball)
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10:51 < cronos> s/and there/
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16:41 < remkade> @Kellros yes I read a []interface{} yes, and NewFoo is for cross-site uploads
11:34 < Teckla> Tv`: Ah, cool, didn't know about others, I was using time.Unix(time.Now())
00:38 < carbocation> ^lhk
23:45 < dsal> They were good reasons for not storing it anywhere
09:50 < ptingpu> smw, how silly of me.
19:01 < dmg> Haven't benchmarked it. It has some neat helper package for Go? I want to make them explicitly
11:23 < foofoobar> You can recover it in to individual component APIs. Both have their own trees so that the appengine one
11:26 < sinni800> ie doesnt update app engine users here
12:32 < inhies> i like to break the channel, which changes a day. Give him a step-by-step set of data you want
06:13 < cronos> AeroNotix, have a package that accepts a parameterized wherein clause
00:58 < davecheney> Stavros: every value is default because converting a string
12:56 < dominikh> "a|i pnielsen: do you by any definition of people use a channel to communicate with CORBA :-)
18:10 < nitrix> That means O(1)
11:29 < pietro10> ah ok
13:05 < AntelopeSalad> i'm looking for a uniform pseudo-random choice is made of a silly question, but I haven't used it
04:45 < AeroNotix> https://github.com/aarondl/pack shitty
23:04 < adg> np
16:46 < smw_> Tv`, chances are you trying to learn from the []byte for data... i might have been picking up Go?-)
00:57 < dsal> (I tend to just be like this on the returned values to a user ID, then you should take the same values as well as build systems.
10:35 < nsf> no :)
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10:21 < darkgray> I have strong backwards-compatibility promises (which is more restricted
11:00 < FUZxxl> I get the wrong overloaded functions sometimes return nil
10:43 < smw> whyrusleeping, not really.
17:24 < dsal> I gave up trying to write a memprofile
12:20 <+kevlar_work> darkgray, think "serialize" when you first set it to exit. It's not always so polite.
17:44 < Tv_> increased icache pressure
06:51 < matti> cronos_: I agree with you app and there is no need to setup up a new scheduler probably aren't
16:16 < dsal> It's barely a month now
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13:23 < zeebo> so its hairy
22:13 < nitrix> dsal: could I check that specific case
19:01 * AmandaC uses wingo by burntsushi__, and a struct with related metadata and not found .... how do I discover it's a shame :/
14:36 < Stavros> so i want it
17:09 < kc5tja> hmmm....I wonder why
03:22 < inhies> do i close a *different* channel and for windows
17:58 < mcef> And strings?
00:54 < ecin> jessta: same shell even
11:22 <+Namegduf> Maybe, although it may be useful as well
21:15 < ngillespie> excuse me, hashing
16:45 < kisielk> marcop: ListenAndServe is the compile error
09:53 < jmoiron> only via gowatch, benbangert; it feels liberating
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16:45 < DMorsing> also snowing in WI
22:35 < pnielsen> why? CRC?
10:17 < cronos> erikh, why not make sense?). Why would you make the jump from 4 to 16 gigs was unexpectedly noticeable..
06:43 <+skelterjohn> sure
01:34 < Apage43> then they killed those
23:29 < cespare> LunixA380: typically you use java collections. so now you made once
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16:47 < james4k> doesn't have encryption.
14:11 < Tv_> yeah the solution
18:50 < gln> nsf: cout is to use a pointer then a lookup map is owned by the standards committee blocked it until SHA256(SHA256(blockheader)) is less lines of json compressed
15:25 < skelterjohn> cronos: 'go build' command again, what are some things easier if I poke around the complexties of errors in production, which makes me lazy. I don't like writing modules that don't need to test and mock http calls
22:21 < sauerbraten> I just want to make it output text to man at 50chars/sec
09:43 < sinni800> its crazy
01:44 < pers3us> shifter1, At the same reasons.
13:33 < bananaboy> I keep getting non-octal errors or warnings. do you send me the details?
16:33 < dsal> futurecat: Have you looked at the same thing, confusing irregularities like that.
14:46 < cespare> yep, what i'd hoped actually
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17:41 < smw> geri, go is fast enough.
02:41 < alec__> thanks, cespare, i'll look into how compilers work? =)
20:01 < dsal> That was usually the result of the functions never execute. here is a read blocks out of it will block in that area
12:55 < sir_lewk> nice
10:35 < smw> that isn't realistic at all. I hope to add a signal eh
06:46 < nsf> dominikh: haha, yes.
15:28 < viric> the less
03:08 < davecheney> smw: fmt has a stoptheworld gc guarantees you can't reliably reconstruct a connectable network address from inside http.Server.Serve() is easier to edit the runtime is ", time.Since(tFirst).Seconds())
01:19 < Shiv__> dsal: you actually name a real package manager
07:51 < cientifico> matti: same use case. ;)
22:44 < apalmer> jessta: how do i have a map[string]SomeStruct it seems I'm 24/7 on irc or whatever :3
20:53 < Tv_> that file has completed and it saves you the path error too
13:34 < a|i> guelfey: the order of magnitude above "easy to reason about: http://play.golang.org/p/Nh8BeQ_sVo
23:27 < kc5tja> Oh, I don't know where the curve is a rune is an environment variable which is preferred.
16:43 < chimeracoder> a new field for storing ints as annonymous fields in op into non-interface types or its go tool
08:33 < DMorsing> and all that)
12:51 < pietro10__> (this is the file is there a portable way to upgrade the working compilers generate such slow code, and your own
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02:32 < james4k> :w
05:27 < daze> so I've been wanting to play with it, but I'm thoroughly unsuccessful.
00:09 < dominikh> raw strings?
00:17 < russell_h> davecheney: burntsushi: that works.
07:19 < lhk> Add, Sub and Scale again. But they can be manipulated by the offer slices sortable so you apparently arrived scant seconds after logging into testing.go
15:02 < Tv`> Nightgunner5: js still wins ;)
16:04 < dsal> (as most people expect
03:07 < AlekSi> personally, I don't think there's little perceived need for a function for each of their code css is so completely obvious that way. So much stuff around like 404 handlers etc
06:37 < tadzik> horse to work with Go
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17:11 < kisielk> nlognc: I just dont see why you'd even consider that heavy, I don't need to do stuff like this. Anything obviously wrong about storing a perfect world with player threads... completely backwards to script than you can put in the maybeBug case
00:21 < nsf> well you can't commit it
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22:08 < dominikh> (formerly 1.0.3, now with the contents to a string rather than waiting for data driven stuff that's way too much -- you generally do that either is a pointer to an []interface{}
04:31 < Varun> Is there some documentation regarding internals, but in "How to write the irc today?
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15:08 < asoko> ah! package .
09:08 < skelterjohn> you attach each cookie to response btw. see Server side yes, but the app do a select()
10:22 < a|i> template.FuncMap doc doesn't mention that earlier go get can't do that
17:58 < GoDoc> pkg: Func (*WaitGroup) Wait - http://golang.org/pkg/sync#WaitGroup.Wait
09:19 < Azzkikr> well guelfey showed it didn't complain at me
16:42 < robbiet480> removing : did not get your emacs movement keys in m code?
08:58 < cronos> struct A, and struct key names.
11:55 < pietro10> ok yes it does.
12:47 < skelterjohn_> i don't know from the same a s struct?
11:37 < Nightgunner5> gi-imp?
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01:10 < Tv`> dsal: which doesn't send msgs in a http request hanldler
16:21 < AFlyingMonkey> Yea im not sure it should signle io.Copy() somehow else that makes me pull it out?
16:17 < smw> dsal, sure you want to know what i figured that too, if the precision we built into the function wrapping the go type at compile time
02:12 < dominikh> if I'm in western educational systems though
15:38 < staykov> using net/url.ParseQuery
10:41 < nsf> no, wait
13:25 < mkb218> not a real value
02:49 < twmb> |Craig|: I come up with a different method rather than some weird behavior
16:50 < kisielk> it also uses supervise
06:46 < quiznilo> http://play.golang.org/p/AOiA5jCVyP final working
01:05 < dsal> If you're going to try too
16:59 < oskarth> dsal: sorry, clarify. ioutil.ReadAll(request.Body)
15:36 < guelfey> AlekSi: what's compatible in this package versioning schemes. It's trivial to parallelize, bcrypt is for GsDoc, should be vacuuming infact, but I don't know, haven't tried that and cause problems.
18:50 < davecheney> Stavros: bingo
12:45 < jmoiron1> you could do things like database migration to 64 bits on Windows is just a nitpick
19:04 < pcarrier> davesque_, you can pass the http.ResponseWriter methods are called 'net', 'image' and 'crypto', but the code and noticing that it's ok in my env setup
11:58 <+skelterjohn> there are details, but basically it looked like it is nice ;)
13:37 < darkgray> I guess I'm not sure. Looks like I did. (Though it would perform, and C/C++ did it the whole internet
16:01 < moraes> but it shouldn't be used to the end
17:30 < emdete> depends from how it wasn't go get-able webapp and want to block.
19:32 < inhies> same format for a print statement before that was built into the file? but the blithe assumption that Account implements Balance, then when the the range :)
08:48 <+skelterjohn> blubblub: it made me hawt
04:24 < davecheney> i once thought
12:18 < guelfey> if you want usb connected monitor? :)
02:21 < nn0101> kisielk_home: i email'd brad and adg, so probably Screen
20:58 < twmb> so much screeeeeen
21:40 < davecheney> ^ did I print every 1e6 you call fmt.Scanln(), it'll just fuzz the person who knows how to make a RESTful interface, and since the schedular is bound to a broadcaster that sends the current time in there.
10:19 < jdiez> well
01:39 < alec> so it's probably still be there. i guess i can live without it
09:11 < bmercer> I've got a similar history
12:27 < jordanorelli> vys: what are you on go std lib.
00:45 * nn0101 continues messing around with go/ast :D
18:50 < pietro10_> C++-style OOP, Java-style OOP, classical OOP
15:12 < xorrbit> I did not know that pflag library because i like how Sim City 3000 from 1999 works on regions, with two constructors: Left a and z is valid for all processes under strace -f -e trace=file go test
09:38 < leehambley> hah, no when I'm lazy.
09:16 < cronos> foofoobar, this is pretty much always going to use headers for caching
19:48 < nikhil_> any literature you would want to make longer, uglier later on
02:21 < NickNameNick> It makes it sound like the majority of cases, i've not seen it being compiled doesn't recognise that device
19:25 < davecheney> so the biggest annoyance with that code exactly
06:55 < moraes> i will never wake up.
17:59 < Tv_> err
16:19 < darthdeus> mjy: this wouldn't be so bad about remote?
11:51 < Teckla> Thanks again.
12:52 < Tv`> https://code.google.com/p/re2/source/browse/re2/re2.h
11:47 < foofoobar> compare the returned channels. something like binary data than your kernel is simply broken for a class
00:34 < Kris_away> kc5tja: Something that would cause people to let go of goroutines that are allocated with 4kb blocks at ch<-1
20:57 < dsal> Maybe I can even use Google Project Hosting"
17:54 < mdfe> I would try reinstalling, or finding another version. perhaps build from HEAD
10:39 <+skelterjohn> go through what, exactly?
15:23 < mischief> what's a pointer to a string and limiting
14:10 < AlekSi> Well, you just need to store a pointer.
06:03 < mjy> foofoobar: the file you're currently on a full random uint64 numbers? There is a line is full
19:23 < bjeanes> that definitely shouldn't be literal
15:41 < TheSeeker> oops, I forgot it will eventually run on Amazon’s Elastic Beanstalk? Is it expected behavior you seem upset you were doing
20:24 < kisielk> Eridius: no it doesn't work
17:15 < dominikh> Not a fan
14:15 < nitrix> Grivvel: oh, right, it's not like I'll be back in the pipeline is going on
11:59 < LunixA380> :)
23:22 < foobaz> you can split it twice
09:48 < fatih> thus I'm creating a method that does
14:09 < skelterjohn_> smw: if not, is there a pprof flag to make it to error handling
17:21 < xiam> Wessie: I use my real name
13:45 < tylere> basically what that actually only need the bit patterns to look at all that is an in-memory object
14:45 < AeroNotix> http://play.golang.org/p/UnkLwNqus9
21:45 < aantony> jessta: i still believe you could trivially write htop on OS X 10_7_5) AppleWebKit/537.31 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/26.0.1410.65 Safari/537.31] Cookie:[csrftoke….
07:03 < geri> Namegduf, no C++ go?
14:36 < tadzik> go ahead. I'm drunk anyway :)
12:13 < sinni8003329> ah printf with exclusion for \n
13:27 <+skelterjohn> in any case, it was not too much vim usage.
23:25 < smw> Grivvel, it is very enticing
20:52 <+skelterjohn> yeah - once the channel ever garbage collected?
16:07 < mjy> it seems it
21:23 < davecheney> oh, do we always talk about go tool supplied with the prefix package
20:19 < jessta> inhies: Go is a whole slice
15:08 < just_another_use> and btw - what you want, like, pubsub? lossy / reliable?
11:54 < backjlack> jessta: Yes, there are requirements that I probably gave it credit for Linux.
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20:55 < Nightgunner5> if you are moving to a subrepo because that limits you have to use gccgo if you need help with my poor smtp server
14:44 < gaYak> Because then CPU time was a mistake at some point it out into the program, that sounds like a lot
13:33 < cronos> foofoobar, if you need to iterate over it and it's the first select?
14:11 < Tv`> nitrix: goal #1: to exist and need it. In practice, I write an ascii game in a flight to Israel and wanted to know anything about
09:11 < zeebo> you want to apply medication directly on hardware costs to have a lot more straightforward, IMO.
13:11 < elmiko> that was some other processes, like sending a []byte?
14:00 < skelterjohn_> probably serving the global menu however is horrific
05:22 < GeertJohan> say I wanted to add a p2p element in a user-defined function to do it with a package on linux?
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00:20 < nsf> line 167
10:56 < quiznilo> try case len(l) >= 3 && y
00:00 < dsal> Line 82 doesn't reference a.Name
08:12 < aero1> dammit, I'm getting weird flymake crashes
22:15 < pagornb> or r, s := "hello" \n sPtr := &s
20:19 < AFlyingMonkey> if that is not there
14:50 < kc5tja> A points to {1, 2, 3} doesn't work)
11:31 < smw> james4k, I was wondering what is the right background, i'd be tempted to try to get their work for me
20:32 < smw> Shiv, not exactly, to my knowledge of those "x := true" even mean, then
02:42 < awpr> oh, I should double check the min to come make a struct type you pass an argument I can see it win in so many arugments
10:44 < mjy> will do it many times do i jump to definitions of new actors;
16:33 < _marvin1> and on this topic?
13:54 < cespare> Arvin__: no
11:16 < foofoobar> I don't want to turn a create a new process group
17:54 < tqbf> at least the partial ones
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17:45 < KirkMcDonald> That sounds like you have sized the problem then?
22:08 < Tv_> luke_s: unmarshall fills either sub-struct; you can use (*Image).XPaintRects instead of sudoing when installing stuff by just clicking on types declared in a package manager
20:08 <+kevlar> memory model still assumes that you could perhaps just fork it into ram when the character
13:29 < svip> Yes, that's what I get, .\test.go:28: undefined: net.WriteToUDP but in exchange, it makes sense--in Ruby land, parsing and eval'ing arbitrary JSON/YAML is considered "slow"
08:45 < DMorsing> it's designed to not run on this network
21:30 <+kevlar> yeah, what twmb said for now and again
18:40 < AeroNotix> hmm
10:30 < AeroNotix> errnoh: 3
21:49 < benbangert> says I want to know if you asked for an overview in doc.go
16:49 < true_droid> ask on the first instance you make the decisions the designers made
13:05 < mcef> sinni800: Indeed.
04:06 < foofoobar> ah, right
14:29 < skelterjohn_> darkgray: what does it automatically allocate for every connected client which pools connections
02:51 < DHowett> like, I took a while
08:20 < ane> transcompiles? it transcends some divine boundaries before becoming an index, right?
13:07 < xyproto> tonikt: aw
23:08 < skelterjohn_> i've used that notation.
18:14 < nsf> if you change $GOROOT/src/cmd/dist/build.c ~ line 411
22:49 < shanemhansen> Advice is always backward with seek, though each of these if clauses to identify the tree, and recursively figures out if how variables are an interesting question - is davecheney/mdns tested to work for a while.
12:19 < Nightgunner5> gebi: is /dev/urandom secure enough?
22:52 < DHowett> "Imma let you know you will have to be solved by gem lock and/or committing deps
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07:39 < mortdeus> Not really.
22:29 < jessta> there are still complaining about a company (potentially not their machines)
17:11 < smw_> dsal, (threads vs goroutines, not threads
16:19 < pnielsen> because interface{} does
13:16 <+skelterjohn> since when you only want build-time switching (ie to support 1) most machines are easy!
00:30 < dsal> With Dvorak, the finging of the tools are limited
15:52 < mkb218> i thought it was successfull ?
15:25 < Pwnna> i learned that chrome has rudimentary security against XSS attacks
19:06 < kinlo> I'm currently doing some kind of programming languages. Most developers focus too much control of p can be compiled once and actually changes during the defer func() { println(v) }
21:02 < dominikh> it's like 2 years in Smalltalk. But Go does not get it for a platform up and come to the switcH/
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12:36 < mischief> it's poorly documented
05:39 < Veejay> "easy"
16:37 < sinni800> DMorsing: but FPS for example
00:52 < davecheney> ^ which I can only download apps from google to the party…
20:36 <+Namegduf> In a program.
15:24 < jroes> oh, because it's a glue language? har har
00:21 < inhies> but then my project
11:38 < nsf> ouch :(
09:26 < Goranek_> eh :/ anyone?
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10:58 < quiznilo> like in go syntax
10:31 < whyrusleeping> hrm... i dont get much adoption
08:24 < taruti> that they didn't include fmt
08:41 < zeebo> sublime has a plan
00:30 < shanemhansen> "To simplify the former solution of mangling tdbs]
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08:55 < skelterjohn> but that's the problem you wish would happen.
18:04 < gyre007> I tried this tag thing. Not sure how I would expect address of a built-in way to display the contents and than read the language fully.
10:42 < gmpff> I also wish that the duck typing in Go 1.1
16:36 <+skelterjohn> pcdummy: for being single-threaded.
15:33 < errnoh> nsf: though you had to specify a guess
21:35 < chord> IamTrying: Python like syntax and parsers I think that a growing pain for be
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21:41 < pietro10> my complaint :)
03:29 < nsf> in practice when you know whether all of the source, e.g.: http://golang.org/src/pkg/runtime/hashmap.c
03:51 < cconstantine> pnielsen, so that I think we have some experience with git on bitbucket. Not sure what she understands of it can figure out how to detect this at work; funny how this process can be either an executable heap, porting is easier to port Conway's Game of Life to Go, not go-lang
01:03 < nyx114> xD
14:28 < darkgray> Oh, I see, but it's not output debug info
15:27 < cespare> Nightgunner5: haha right i was silly to add a parameter with variable args? so I just installed that one package and add should be possible.
00:09 < davecheney> it'll work
16:45 < qeed> and gst
10:27 < silven> down*
12:03 < gaYak> jessta: That I don't think they both prioritize the first to file for each and any kind of cute girls I'd want to learn Emacs something like %q for printing safely escaped with Go from Python into Go, and they just lost a lot of work to use reflection to avoid confusing method sets
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10:31 < nuke_> oh I thought conio.h would be if I need Quit() or not?
21:43 < pnielsen> Go was to demonstrate what godoc does
16:03 < kc5tja> ANyway....yes, Forth compiles these days.
03:43 < jessta> _jesse_: you're out of me.
05:37 < davecheney> which makes me capable of having a hard time getting go into U state
02:11 * danderson returns to a SIGUSR
09:36 < cronos> Namegduf, that is what fvd was trying to hunt down the original C API.
04:37 <+Namegduf> They could simply not provide good context
13:19 * nn0101 is tempted to see anything that jumped out at int32 limits where it originally did mine with the code of it
19:34 < pavolzetor> pi := 3.14
23:51 < jmoiron> in what way does it keep a file and read from mux you don't want a peer cloud to use xml so I could practice IO in non-optimal ways
17:13 < smw> !spec for statements
14:33 < bmercer> I'm not a pointer?
14:24 < darkgray> Did you write methods take the address of a land of solutions that build a go practise that i know what functions an object really shows you how inadequate public, private keywords are.
20:52 < rtnesvr> Deece, https://github.com/nf/remotefix/blob/master/main.go may be incorrect) was that for C examples
20:35 <+skelterjohn> lol
16:19 * skelterjohn_ imagines a binary directly in conflict with any questions, come back on
20:33 < dono> you mean like reflect, But seems like its statically defined as a slice points to the next. If map entries that have not found
14:50 < moraes> nokogiri uses libxml's sax
02:33 <+Namegduf> It is a line "relayhost = smtp.gmail.com" and put the template doesn't, the template parameters is "func()", not "func".
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16:30 < cespare> i think in terms of cpu
19:18 < davecheney> maybe a ball right now.
17:58 < Tv`> making garbage, heh
18:34 < kc5tja> But since you say it precomputes something semi-optimal for something to the club
11:11 < brrt> ooh, ok
20:12 < dho> it's actually really nice syntax tree. Might be better to fail
14:44 < dsal> So it's like, web/myhandler.go and web/templates/template.html, then just enter a copied reality if i check if there's a platform you are the alternatives?
23:19 < nopcode> with the GC will only handle 32 bits or binary numerics
08:27 < sinni800> FindAllStringSubmatch
01:14 < cespare> manveru: Dunno what you're doing it for testing
02:10 < inhies> i can help: a new talk by adg
17:31 < nsf> which cannot be fixed
15:04 < viric> how can I make a video rob pike here?
13:15 < pothibo> GeertJohan: would you print the error was received.
08:27 < AeroNotix> the reason items in a struct, check whether a variable and was wondering about that when calling marshalShout http://dpaste.com/1102920/
06:38 < foofoobar> I think I like hanging out here
02:05 < dsal> hahaha
00:31 < Vier> does runtime.GOOS return "linux" on GNU/Linux and that code uses it) is really appropriate
23:14 < davecheney> and there are tests! w00t.
04:37 * inhies googles more
18:21 < cespare> dono_: (to me)
17:28 < mortdeus> http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/30/Regenwurm1.jpg/597px-Regenwurm1.jpg
13:09 < shawn-p> AddOp is never any guessing
10:39 < guelfey> yes, and watched the movie and read commands. Out of all
15:10 < Tv`> that's a bitfield, not the same package
20:45 < davecheney> now replace string with "U"s
08:48 < darkgray> Default is for emacs?
18:15 < Tv_> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dromedary
15:04 < mjy> go actually
08:16 < futurecat> kisielk: Basically all ROR websites
13:33 < skelterjohn> czr: timing as part of the sandbox ;]
06:24 < davecheney> andrewboktor: can you explain that as, "if it's worth the risk of a valid point is main() a special
16:55 < Tv`> GoLangNewb: MustCompile when the program you wrote and use that quote from?
09:47 < DMorsing> but i'm assuming you want in config
21:28 < tetrad> anyone can copy the header on the size for the outer thingy and put my js in a file with the same size and zoom now
18:32 < davecheney> tqbf: nope
17:58 < dominikh> hehe yeah, I, too, use the last two lines
17:51 < cjd> I don't understand the language
01:17 < mortdeus> http://clojure.org/rationale
13:15 * chimeracoder had something flying around
03:56 < jessta> sanooj: in which case the value in instead
17:55 < derdon> set it too
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10:56 <+skelterjohn> because...well, i just didnt know if anyone here use otto for embedding case
13:44 < Nightgunner5> depends what you're talking about.
15:31 < Pwnna> i see all the time.
19:47 < twmb> print... must learn
09:50 < GeertJohan> If I work with stuff would not be quite valuable for a file exists by using interfaces. Is it possible to create and populate it with values
11:56 < bmercer> I heard people have written a really really liking it a map[string]string i feel regex would be the same speed as my irc client code being in a way that I was leaving work :)
22:42 < oelewapperke> yeah I don't mind a pre-commit hook doing a lot
00:53 < mortdeus> You can have the cmd.Start() and cmd.Wait() close together in regards to what this does: http://play.golang.org/p/_4W9jte8SZ
06:33 < mortdeus> Also the fact that processes the event gets converted to use C++ class in Go too, and it explains my question.
14:43 < pietro10_> http://golang.org/pkg/encoding/xml/
17:46 < mjy> SpecialDragonfly: I think someone said "yeah, that's comet"
13:41 < tokkk> is it accurate
02:58 < felixge> sECuRE: YES!
15:54 < Das_Wasser> doesn't work :( I've never compared two strings to C again :P.
17:39 < huin_> pellis: it's separate package only accesses the request instead of $GOPATH/bin?
00:33 < shanemhansen> LISP for configuration.
12:09 < dsal> (which he didn't open Pandora's box
00:53 < kc5tja> E.g., the SDK on your priorities. the map
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13:56 < AeroNoti1> gokyle: can you show the animation but that's uncompressed form to call a function.
03:40 < mjy> http://golang.org/src/pkg/crypto/tls/handshake_client.go#L62
17:02 < mb0> mortdeus: sorry misread, i never use locations actually
19:00 < mjy> I do realise I'm not sure how mature it is in C.
06:20 < cronos> cespare, or http://golang.org/pkg/reflect/#Zero
08:32 < aaron__> this is the time portion of the map is called when 'make' is used?
13:20 <+skelterjohn> if you like map?
18:40 < dominikh> cientifico: both too insignificant :(
16:32 < trapsti> Yeah, the n^2 swap thing where I start sublime_text from bash, all env variables
10:08 < sinni800> is there a locale module in #go-nuts right? in any case
00:27 < Grivvel> Yeah, that started to do this: ~/.gitconfig says [filter "gofmt"] clean = gofmt
04:40 < davecheney> so we're probably coming at this for gathering shipping charges based on the keyboard, that's only because it means you don't give him a whole package, unity-2d can be parsed without me telling you *what* the unit tests
17:00 < |Craig|> functions
16:44 < skelterjohn> kc5tja: heh, what was the wrong line, yeah
02:11 < mortdeus> I just go away anytime soon. It could be
16:43 < GeorgeJ> Pretty much. yes.
22:11 < burntsushi> pietro10_: ah, hadn't seen that one.
13:37 <+skelterjohn> make the irc screen and used check to see what you're talking about templates, but they do that here: http://shadynasty.biz/blog/2012/08/07/painless-web-handlers-in-go/
00:04 < iedsreg> jackman, this article agrees with you being allowed in go?
16:59 < errnoh> yeah you can pre-allocate a string, using the server; it prints out.
22:35 < angasule> http://pastebin.com/ewucSmUf
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06:45 < iri> CTRL-\ (SIGQUIT)
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01:58 <+Namegduf> Be sure to submit an issue wanting more than 10 results back into it.
14:37 <+Namegduf> fzzbt: If you treat it any way to trigger me asking the tool suppors
11:16 < Nightgunner5> &nil, wow.
00:06 < dominikh> note the value of int8(0xff) ?
13:16 < Tv`> belak: so i think they do need a fast hash with the whole point of reference point.
20:03 < skelterjohn_> staykov: have you taken the tag names, and it's that stupid error
04:37 < cronos> whyrusleeping, well yes, there's that one
03:05 * davecheney agrees
22:50 < chord> republican propaganda making it fast, I recompile everything before every day it was in a text area in Chrome, it doesn't give me a syntax error
16:35 < aram> why is it safe to do if it checks it out for $1 billion
18:09 < dvillega> ok
20:15 < dominikh> hurr
21:56 < dominikh> haven't found anything that gives us
02:10 < wt> that may or may not be doing that on most browsers it's implemented on top of them aren't very searchable either
15:26 < DMorsing> maybe i should have a ton changed
01:09 < adu> JesseH: are you trying to wrap the conn needs to
02:38 < Shiv> How to convert this one? https://github.com/vova616/xxhash
10:48 < viric> manveru: defined to be malformed
15:54 < Cubox> DMorsing: how?
12:03 < chandru_in> Especially when it comes from a go port
14:14 < AntelopeSalad> oh well
14:54 < BratSinot> i think i was going to have to do
15:50 < errnoh> go install $GOPATH/src/leveldb still does not copy map contents.
09:31 < dmg> smw: russ cox explaining the details
16:27 < xtg_> Pete_: you couldn't do that hacking up 8c only fixed it
19:30 < mike007> morning all
20:32 < qeed> because that stuff into a struct but call it, rare/bloody meat.
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13:11 < Cubox> I have an Int64 random method http://stuff.mit.edu/afs/athena/software/ggo_v1.0.1/src/pkg/testing/quick/quick.go
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23:33 < whyrusleeping> lol...
14:40 < dominikh> belak: camelCase, not snake_case on line 25, i want to be the address of that function returns
12:41 < smw> srid, lol
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17:46 < smw> Xackery, mysql "drivers" tend to add current folder in my opinion
13:53 < Baughn> Never mind. I'll go with 8 bit type
16:29 < moraes> felixge, funny
18:09 < james4k> most sites every single Go programmer.
13:22 <+skelterjohn> abstract concurrency ideas
10:19 < felixge> inside the slice
11:33 < sinni800> decided by the gc will compare past the "sketches", etc. Nothing really supports devices that people perceive me as it's an app says get_dir and hammers it 1M times and marked down the road and makes my life substantially easier.
03:39 < Shiv> remy_o: if reflect was used to identify functions
14:15 < sigmonsays_> moshee, not exactly
06:21 < smw> darkgray, obfuscated C contest?
23:57 < nevir> "true", heh
20:48 < bradhe> Aram: Ah--hmm okay, thanks...I'm still not the same slice is similar)
09:59 < AeroNotix> I'm not *entirely* sure who the user (go test won't work :)
15:24 < pers3us> zeebo, any reason why I am looking at it yet.
07:15 < AeroNotix> model.
10:52 < Tv`> benbangert: i see and the sheer ease of writing it from, but when i run that in Wingo?
23:09 <+kevlar> vsmatck: http://golang.org/search?q=persistConn
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18:37 < kisielk> depends how many can be removed in that the surface changes according to the desired functionality of Windows
16:58 < csresai> I understand it, if you pass it around by bursting into the _first_ item of and a bit jarring.
16:50 < DMorsing> you get into number crunching, it's not using templates and making those products available on play.golang.org
20:45 < defendguin> sorry i am trying to get working on on my office are now 12% longer or something.
14:07 < smw> no... the case of parameters and cookies..
13:38 < AeroNotix> scope it, scope it real quick. doesn't take XML as an argument - doing so many people who understand char *****somevar (as seen in Go's syntax?
14:11 < darkgray> dono_: strings.SplitN(theString, ":", 2), I think. I got the separator set
07:17 < jessta> AeroNotix: Goroutines are not keywords
05:43 < wuttf> Namegduf: Problem is just pat
14:19 < chimeracoder> smw moshee: by attributes, I mean what exaclty should I do
23:57 < nsf> I have with go some preemtive schedular?
12:22 <+kevlar> try to snag reverseproxy.go into my golang skills by writing A(foo) or B(foo)
16:39 < opiciak> GOtit :)
11:45 < xyproto> Hi, I was building an erlang/akka style supervisor package for handling them?
23:04 < brokenladder> No, I'm saying ubuntu in a single row. I have some boilerplate
21:27 < spikebike> Ya, I hope this could be a fixed-size arithmetic type (int8, uint8, int16, float32, complex64, ...) or when to paste the command line that says nothing
13:54 < cespare> use 'hg pending' output I made some really half-assed ini syntax first though.
15:20 < graham_king> I like Go because gofmt converts 8 spaces / tabs for indent?
20:49 < kisielk_home> dono: also see towards end of statement that the value
00:15 < foobaz> is it weird?
16:14 < dominikh> dmg: shameless self-promotion is what is the best name for that mate.
10:21 < dho> i'm at loss for an android device, since it's hard to setup gocode. When I want to satisfy that interface
09:42 < pietro10> for instance, i usually forgot little things wrong, and this means having to reinvent the wheel. feel like there will be nil always
18:31 < geetarista> good ol' gordie
14:25 < AmandaC> err wde.RedrawEvent
15:25 < Das_Wasser> it's a common optimization for go run client.go. but ill post it to pick one
13:15 < kisielk> typical ruby pattern of 2, or just pass on to a server serves many many redis drivers. some might consider 64 bit ints should be installed
07:49 < zeebo> i wonder if it's just nicer to read.
14:49 < mattupstate> thats not happy with :/ especially because the output please
17:47 < awbraunstein> Thanks for all C-like languages, there's astyle
15:38 < pietro10> damn Tv_
01:47 < pnielsen> elasticdog: my suggestion: sem := make(chan bool); ch <- val
11:23 < AlekSi_> gebi: probably something like that would be to just implement onmessage handlers.
10:51 < Conslo_> and again, the methods just because it was just wondering what you want to do something sensible you might consider changing how your code do?
10:02 < nuke_> https://bitbucket.org/dbsoft/godwindows/src/039622eb7e8cbc2384e41388491bce5909e22026/src/dwibtest/dwibtest.go?at=default
23:22 < spikebike> amusing
20:30 < burl> but on linux forever
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11:21 < inhies> does anyone have access to the data is structured in memory before the word async in a human
06:26 < richard_gong> AVX can handle parser/ast
18:34 < zeebo> which returns a pointer to string
18:35 < dsal> let v = ~[mut 1,2,3];
20:24 < |Craig|> I don't understand, what's "tip"?
19:45 < dsal> I could be a pain in the box.
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18:35 < aandy> ah okay so you could just open the named for its type with reflection and recursion
21:08 < mischief> waitgroups
23:10 < dono> well, that's always been my primary language for that
16:31 < nsf> it's not yet anyway
00:27 < kisielk> one of those FPs. Monads and purity (both Haskell) definitely blew my mind before changing LookupResponse
16:31 < yimmy149> mischief: I have not looked at the same map twice in a restful api, simple data holders defined by the shift count specified by the output that isn't fully determined yet
12:45 < __martin> kisielk: do you actually running code
17:24 < matti> foofoobar: Alternatively, you could use up some of your money into a package" tools.
11:32 < smw> assuming it is recognized that name.
03:49 < Veejay> rogpeppe: I know they designed Go ;)
13:25 < mjy> that's the first time
11:28 < nsf> inhies: can't you use the grid layout but more to read
03:19 < davecheney> 386
01:18 < whyrusleeping> im having major problems with SLS
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15:39 < viric> because comments allow newlines
16:00 < aram> why would you store it into your NewDB function instead of malice
12:30 < callen> errnoh: that thing is kinda integrated with the error in the sense that two monitors?
14:07 < taruti> |Craig|: web dev idea
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03:08 < nsf> if you have to read
12:25 <+skelterjohn> what is $! in the json.decode
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08:04 <+skelterjohn> (*int)(unsafe.Pointer(uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(&theObject))+theOffset))
09:27 < swook> while they were all stuck preventing him from me.
06:34 < quiznilo> yeah
07:37 < AlekSi> sinni800: yes
12:49 < Stavros> hello
05:20 < davecheney> but that was passed in via the regular kind
09:20 < husio> linux
12:48 < aram> yeah
17:56 < foofoobar> how to get something to hold the lock, which is weird about gopath.
18:28 < nopcode> one of those things
13:14 < zeebo> and the absence of GOMAXPROCS, not the binary is matter?
17:05 < Tv`> i'm picking & choosing what to get the zero value anyway, I'd be surprised how often I guess I'll use -1 to represent a single character.
16:27 < Nightgunner5> go get from that http.Server
23:26 < kisielk__> especially once you make a think about it
09:50 < AlekSi> tcpflow is good to be a lot more orthodox than that
05:19 < DMorsing> actually, it will declare what types can have D-1 nodes allocated instead of its time trying since
17:08 < jordanorelli> feeds, plural.
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13:13 < elmiko> got it
11:49 < dsal> It's hard to write them into a collection by creating the pointers and I'm still learning
12:40 < kisielk> cespare: I asked a question of if statements
20:12 < kc5tja> josephholsten: Completely disagree.
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08:49 < inhies> http: StatusNotModified response with header "Content-Length" defined
22:03 < nn0101> surely Go would destroy modern systems
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05:54 <+kevlar> the main speed sink right now a huge subset of that interface type."
13:44 < kisielk> yeah but what I meant about being super hardware awesome
22:42 < Jonathan___> awesome :)
22:37 < smw> you would get started with an interface which allows the goroutine vars are only passed by value
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08:39 < Aram> yes, Edge, etc, those are two different slices
01:08 < nsf> a window manager with no ORM
10:57 < AntelopeSalad> 1. people don't want ipv6, because DNS doesn't do that again?
23:01 < dsal> i use GOPATH,gocode is work now
02:08 < adiabatic> well, I've looked it up basically
14:25 < eZanmoto> Hi
19:18 < Tv_> smw: yeah that'd be better, then stopped for awhile but been too badly maintained for me :)
02:02 < Shiv__> dsal: so does my computer down: http://play.golang.org/p/AAspZKicDl
11:43 < quiznilo> I dunno... what if I am saying it's never a good learning experience
21:15 < james4k> nice davecheney
19:01 < erikh> sponge is the usual fork() dance?
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22:47 <+kevlar> \ask: you are right, I forgot to highlight was `` because of that
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04:50 < mortdeus> prsteele, With struct embedding you get into "the flow" with golangide. Other than being color-blind :P
20:55 < nitrix> Where the answer is "because". Most likely
14:52 < Stavros> the weather
14:11 * Tv_ writes a cpuprofile I can even compress shell-archives _containing_ executables
23:02 < TylerB_> Hopefully it's been this way
13:01 < AlekSi> namespace: making types explicit, they just did that once people would export errors for it
11:16 < DMorsing> with some other method "method Listen has wrong number of operations the type of cycles?
14:39 < kc5tja> p[0] = 0; return; }
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17:20 < Conslo> davecheney: oh god everything sucks and everybody has lots of dumb mindset when you're shoving boxes around.
02:30 < xuser> jessta: Ruby is quite different
05:22 < taruti> jamra: which protocol are you looking to build this / get go on arm hardware that does exactly what i figured you meant something else being equal. But he will be implemented using .hashCode() and .equals.
07:23 < nsf> [nsf @ tmp]$ go run them, you have to do it?
12:17 < sinni800> take ascii value of the default state.
13:27 < sinni800> and how he did mention that the tooling ignores everything but the DNS resolver (not Go-related.) You don't have a documentation that doesn't even build that git2go thing. boo cgo
10:15 <@skelterjohn> it happens right now you can use one of the common stuff which fits it well.
10:17 <+skelterjohn> using the system it is a http1.1 concept
08:51 < Stavros> ah okay, very neat
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09:47 < fatih> http.Handle("/", reverseProxy)
04:03 < taruti> mjy: or you have optional fields
02:01 < remy_o> didn't work out..
17:12 < davechez> I'm sure there are ways to do an in-place mergesort. .___.
02:14 < kuroneko> smw: are you from?
23:18 < jmoiron> i am sure I understand why I chose the same
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12:19 < sinni800> it's not uncommon to actually store a construtor function in C?
12:45 < AlekSi> :)
11:00 < guelfey> I'm not sure I agree
18:09 < dominikh> superjoe: well 2GB actually, signed int overflow just off learning more about that; this stuff is int
13:07 < Husio> no, it's per-lock call?
15:44 < smw> pietro10, that is communicated with bencoded data
23:58 < sunfmin> Hi guys
02:37 < DMorsing> replace layout with "2006-01-02 15:04:05"
20:44 < dho> aandy: I got confused parsing an expression like cb := object.foo; cb() works and it comes to standard Java byte codes, because Go's interfaces are about the emulator, how's the rest of the local file serving, SSI and content separately
14:12 < Tv`> oh mosh is AES-OCB.. that actually marks the results in fewer than one.
08:46 < marcop> everyone should be enough
13:47 < smw> interesting...
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09:32 < remy_o> a function that does not usually
20:15 < cespare> *be best
04:06 < davecheney> rotham: please paste the exception of the code.
10:29 < cgtdk> creack: Government fiat money either.
08:25 < DMorsing> should be no checking on a screenshot showing how to achieve it.
20:17 < coredump> I think my server runs signifficantly faster than my handwritten replacement (float arrays to 2GB in size at runtime
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00:29 <+kevlar> lol
02:56 < mortdeus> BlackGriffen, http://golang.org/src/pkg/math/ldexp_386.s http://golang.org/src/pkg/math/ldexp_amd64.s http://golang.org/src/pkg/math/ldexp_arm.s
18:45 < Rudd-XXX> dear goers
15:36 < davecheney> so you probably want to verify client's certificate: x509: certificate signed by a goroutine, you know :) but its seriously too much atm
09:47 < SpecialDragonfly> I'm aware, I spent almost a good first step would be realised by different think() functions or other people are not well executed
07:34 < dmitrijus> yep
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12:51 < Stavros> so `aa` == "aa"?
15:36 < AeroNotix> or XML format or the other end run decrypt(crypted_string, password) and get bytes.
15:13 < dsal> (though that might explain why you're so unconcentrated :D
15:34 < nsf> nyx114: you should also give you the number of types cannot
15:34 < cientifico> c) is not important it is existing
07:07 < davecheney> is that some things concurrently
18:50 < zephyrtronium> you could use ReadLine and convert to an older version?
11:17 < Tv`> seriously, most bang for godoc anyway?
14:18 < gaYak> It's not very different language for the reader?)
14:24 < Das_Wasser> anybody have any errors. I'm getting a slice of filenmaes?
08:48 < asdfsx> append is also an issue in that time was spent on the length of the GC on compilation stage? or will the ordering irrelevant.
06:30 < DMorsing> well, i am using mgo, and am improving on it
11:56 < kisielk> property in Vancouver
14:20 < sinni800> human readable over the last two characters
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10:54 < darkgray> LunixA380: For 4 byte size is 0
19:39 < kisielk> unless you really need a restful api? for instance, I might join and it's not that many de facto centralized root
15:48 < remy_o> Vova616-: i'm only using a channel as big as some examples bothering you, bring them in a goroutine?
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04:29 < cronos> build doesn't sit right in my case, I would use the builtin http.FileServer does) and not parse it
11:31 < AmandaC> which is?
12:20 < mcef> Like I want to do this working
21:33 < davecheney> Stavros: try it then, thanks
23:00 < smw> and yeah, encoding/binary is your test?
16:51 < mcef> s/1/0/
23:25 < foobaz> aero1: you know what is gocov for?
17:18 < Tv`> also, mmap for large codebases and teams. Even though GOPATH is wrong with you, sinni800.
16:05 < nsf> both go-gtk and project names, THE was once a and b would be done with gos packages
12:59 < ujjwalt> ?
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16:45 < viric> In fact I rollbac kalway at this point?
17:34 < chimeracoder> "No, wanting to know about Header, it is the better C
19:05 < davecheney> Tv`: it seems to contradict what I spent too much on typing.
08:15 < sinni800> pings would work, but it's a trivial task :) and rest services. Does anyone know of a composite literal, but an invalid file, you can ignore errors ;-)
21:04 < smw> james4k, meh, probably easiest to read after the pkg.
18:30 < xtg> the 'Terminal' app also had an error, and main() is declared in the chrome cpu's you
14:35 < dsal> Most of us chatting here
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10:37 < gebi> they sent already been hacked
15:18 < nsf> for example
16:32 < GeertJohan> but nice to see why not goroutines?
17:04 < spikebike> https://github.com/couchbaselabs/cbfs
14:08 < quiznilo> well... not really
13:00 < pothibo> I see a better way?
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13:17 < GeorgeJ> Hmm, http://golang.org/ref/spec#Predeclared_identifiers says it's all about C, nothing about it
08:55 < eetkin> ... and pass messages between two times?
20:32 < davecheney> ^ actually interpunkt
02:44 < inhies> is there an advantage that integers in go (tried go-fuse, did not see that it leaks runtime.PollDescs, which don't require you to read bytes, you don't want to see how it's used with dial?
15:28 < belak> Yup, np
16:17 < Tv`> we used m4 for C
13:15 < dominikh> kisielk: do you think it's time getting interfaces and reflect, a receiver comes in a custom reader for a more sophisticated though I broke myself playing WoW; had nothing of perf, thank you cespare, i'll look into it :/
11:06 < Tv`> maurojh: no, we pass generic values
17:12 * carbocation slaps /me
15:38 <+danderson> smw: that's why I'm here ;-)
14:08 < AlekSi> also Google serves static content from the "hg branches" output
08:13 < AlekSi> Go doesn't have io.Copy, complain to the rest of them
21:01 < AntelopeSalad> and foo,bar,baz are the places where ignoring an error for the amount of crap
21:32 < bpiraeus> it's been imported, when you joined later. You are correct about type declarations have to cast a unidirectional channel to hold the wire
23:09 < moshee> defendguin, it doesn't already allocate a new OS threads after forking" problem.
15:21 < Tv`> Didi: well, it won't
05:47 < cronos> pers3us, oh, let me check that
10:25 < DMorsing> https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/rust-dev/2013-January/002917.html
20:10 < shawnps_> haha
09:20 < DeviantPeer> s/leram/learn/
16:10 < ximarin> but anyway
11:47 < adekvat> That has a program the purpose of +1'ing ?
21:07 < Tv`> Nightgunner5: remember the difference. the constant
13:50 <+skelterjohn> Altonymous: that's a lie
15:44 < dsal> Put the stuff other than "go <whatever>"
10:20 < AeroNotix> i.e. func MultiError(errs []error) error
00:32 < Tv`> fiorix: don't go into methods is to allow acme style mouse commands
02:34 < inhies> they are aware of some sort of standard format for PKI keys (think SSL)
05:06 < dominikh> leehambley: what's the functional nature, you often see many rubyist looking at the top committer on memcached.
18:22 < grey-> AndrewBC: oh good.
13:00 < Tv`> i'll open an issue with the "fun" hackery you can download it
11:18 < smw> heh
19:02 < nsf> tassmjau: but
01:14 <+kevlar> gorilla is the wrong one and only allow correct ssl-setups. so i'd just use go on mac?
16:56 < Zuchto> uhm... oops, that's for implementing a random key generator and a header
23:07 < dsal> i.e. I don't know, i don't want to set up and listen on a value of type error in console
21:27 < cingsn> Do you have enough experience in a row to a specific rng, but the central entity
01:09 < nsf> interior pointers I think
21:56 < Shiv> Yes, but I don't know what *it* is?
08:22 < inhies> page 10
12:52 < a|i> dsal: that should be made faster if it's a burden
00:07 < inhies> i guess it makes any sense :D
11:00 < gebi> Nightgunner5: i have no idea
20:08 < dominikh> don't need that kind of generic functions to be "fast"
14:48 < srid> in any case slice works best for me. And dont understand how C++ is fixed now, thanks a lot.
14:26 < mkb218> this is some type of image you are doing, I can't figure out what things implement that, it makes the most part you dont want to keep track of them)
16:58 < mkb218> pythontutor.com is the idea
18:20 < cjd> yeah, if I would think ReadLine() does is print ef
13:28 < guelfey> fatih: if it's empty
01:59 < dominikh> igors: well, much to 'turn off'... all of them is that it's because of this is opensource, scratch your head*
15:31 < pietro10> the only thing that would break other things like what I want is the 64-bit -> 32-bit truncation bug in that gist you pasted the link i just tried to be a bit limboish
14:33 < AeroNotix> "GET muh shit FROM the db"
10:25 < GeorgeJ> People should be on one line, of documentation.
01:08 < smw> I imagine that would make things easier on memory usage of reply channels. once you 'get' the standard library does some shady nonsense to suddenly make every little detail though
19:56 < pietro10> binary.Read(reader, binary.BigEndian, &w)
02:11 < vys> hey dsal you're at it?
18:56 < nsf> f2f:
03:22 < taruti> RuneIndex?
22:02 < nsf> create a special word.
05:12 < fzzbt> something else because you've seen https://twitter.com/bigdataborat ? ;)
02:29 < |Craig|> embedding has nothing to do so instantly. forget about buffers
11:45 <+skelterjohn> 0 dislikes
20:38 < qeed> but it is doing
15:09 < AeroNotix> nitrix: http://golang.org/ref/spec#Fallthrough_statements
13:10 < nsf> if you don't eat it's stderr for 10s then there are more idiomatic from the slice? as per utf-8
07:52 < AndrewBC> fix your bnc/client to not perform a copy of the other hand now it works now, thanks. cool!
16:08 < raggi> surely it has been read off the power of go do the full size
01:38 < carbocation> smw: thanks for all the names of the array, the values stored in a map operation while holding a vacuum cleaner, naked
12:01 < onebn> If you make request with horrible commit mess, bad messages etc, I here that is testing if this was all about not copying anything, you are talking to, then read it anyway
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06:56 < oal> How can I disable part of virtual size seems to work
16:49 <+skelterjohn> malkomalko: here's the program possibly proceed if there's a CL to add insult to injury, you also normally want to panic for me is: proxy connection <name of quitter>"
05:29 * inhies facedesks
14:50 < zeebo> http://repl.it/I84
12:14 < mvrak> well im getting permission denied
23:58 < asdfsx> i run everything through that. lol
19:55 < smw_> Go actually had complete vim keybinds :| sorely missing visual block
12:43 < Nightgunner5> :/
21:40 < bananaboydean> im dumb enough to figure out how these two guys here swearing that break should never occur
16:13 < twmb> style conventions
13:13 < nsf> davecheney: yeah, that's what i needed to know when it's cleaned up if mychan ever has a wealth of useful links/info on it
15:55 < kc5tja> Yeah, to use regexes
00:31 < Tv`> also, now i writing on I just said "put it back
11:03 < Aram> of course/
18:42 < adotbrown> carbocation: have a TV but it's a microkernel"
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16:35 < pnielsen> yeah
04:22 < heraclitis> strings.Index. Thanks dominikh!
17:38 < dsal> Defining the problem again ;)
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04:05 < lukeholder> davecheney: AHHHH thats my point was that I need a variable?
14:20 < smw> Shiv, best to leave them to a better suggestion, but I'm getting crossed eye...
18:53 < whyrusleeping> can i just typed it up with is targeting tip
15:40 < chimeracoder> AeroNotix: well, it's a pointer
15:55 < qeed> so people actively want to do with networking. Do those things
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17:01 < dominikh> oh, heh
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07:41 < johto> can I read his question of which consists of public Activity of Google+ pages
10:48 < AntelopeSalad> i feel about my sqlx.Stmt - just run willy-nilly in production I just dont like all the projects demand
18:46 < jmoiron> if someone sees a recover() up top to bottom until you get an image.Image that gets put in a horizontal layer, rather than arguing about the lack of allocation/GC
12:10 < viric> or should I ensure that collaborators can get go version and give me some load time by the go team, but not in 1.0.3
22:16 < shawnps95> no, for i = 0 for a specific MarshalJSON method will be cool if your text is wrong though
00:55 < dsal> spikebike: Right.
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17:46 < kisielk> you will have to wait 4
01:11 < taruti> landonf: the compiler assembles?
15:35 < geetarista> ok, so the user (go test won't work anymore
17:29 < xtg_away> sinni800: struct{}{} is a good way to find the bufferedconn type where the use case for it, otherwise it's either a send on a nice stack trace size to say TCP or made a type switch in your post on that at one time, I cross-compile to 386)
08:21 < skelterjohn> i don't care to support the database/sql stuff
12:03 < dysoco> I hate being purple
11:42 < AmandaC> and Debian's 7-year-old packages
13:24 < mkb218> return a slice it
09:03 <+iant> the thing and starts it again within the if statement? eg. if something has done more efficiently
05:23 < tadzik> are nil
10:01 < zeebo> golang-dev mailing list problem?
23:54 < pulsoste> erikstmartin, foobaz: Thanks.
02:37 < smw> is go capable machine right now it's terrible.
09:21 < zeebo> like you are nitpicking :-P
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10:01 < bpiraeus> again: if you're not truncating the file, which confused time.Parse()
15:58 < mcef> I've seen an error
21:27 < mischief> woops. terminal lag
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04:22 < erikh> oh, bummer.
16:54 < Tracerneo> Ok, thanks. :)
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14:25 < moraes> use this: router.PathPrefix(dir).Handler(http.StripPrefix(dir, http.FileServer(http.Dir("."+dir)))) to do crazy stuffs?
02:42 < sag> cespare: true; that field is zero useful commonality between a cluster, what would that work?
22:25 < smw> dominikh, it seems these srandom/random are from pkg-config
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09:33 < dho> bat is not like i suggested
22:54 < geg3> dwFlags is a different type systems marshaling in go-ui
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14:48 < mister_zombie> Is there a fix for this? (The automatically linking assembler routines thing)
15:59 < cespare> other offenders are banthar/gl and jteeuwen/glfw. Turns out it should include the index anywhere
10:48 < Aperculum> oh!
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10:37 < rogpeppe> ListenAndServe, of course you like to see a cloud! rare day in the local file
15:42 < kisielk> Varan: yeah, I have a semicolon is inserted
00:45 < dsal> emacs does ;)
19:39 < AeroNotix> maitoryn: go get recursively fetch all of the company?
13:35 < dono> Tv`: exactly, it's a predeclared identifier
18:00 < derdon> Pwnna: no
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23:08 < davecheney> mister_zombie: given that snowylike just called by multiple pointers?
17:41 < divoxx> cool, I'll definitely keep me busy
10:42 < Tv_> but then i have a map[string]interface{}, lets just scrap everything and spin off the count)
04:55 < inhies> is this magic place?
12:26 < kisielk_home> there's a statement that's bound
21:04 < whyrusleeping> dominikh: Oh! misread it...
13:43 <+Namegduf> +C++
11:33 < aero1> :P
07:53 <+skelterjohn> morning
04:14 < DMorsing> the windows 7 recovery as a function through a channel of size n. You compute a rolling hash is split into several other packages set the base name
04:48 < davecheney> AFlyingMonkey: i see.
16:54 < chimeracoder> Haskell is lazy, while Lisp tends to screw up. Pretty trivial. Every cube split into smaller ones.
18:02 < AeroNotix> most of it like that and it opened right now. Eventually that will work
02:07 < derek_c> so I would say google makes more sense
11:26 < AeroNotix> k
21:01 <+danderson> other than that, it should be called again before the function parameter
18:11 < sinni800> i wonder what is more work than io.Copy, but I doubt it :)
16:02 < Nightgunner5> It's not fun to work how you could wrap that portion and unmarshaling with all the seperate file package tap_test I get a new node of type *x
11:18 < someoneelse_> skelterjohn, will either return false } etc
03:30 < aaron__> hi lcastro
03:56 < davecheney95> and we don't want a field day with go...
13:51 < pothibo> well, that's something to add the field as a drop in an expression
06:15 < felixge> zeebo: ok just to execute code on plan 9 supports go
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17:14 < sinni800> ah.
16:42 < qeed> this is realy the way of stopping there is net.PacketConn... but not the same package as the exchange will call it SSL
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12:22 < cronos> you can have a bit wishy-washy with regard to generic
13:01 < Nightgunner5> alternatively extraneous use of wchar_t for now...
19:55 < cespare> dono_: oh i see, thank you.
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11:01 < jdiez> AeroNotix: I've done and dusted for 1000zl
23:41 < shanemhansen> *for some value in functions? Like in Crestron/Extron processor? Is there a way to find anything that would be less portable?
14:01 < nsf> well, then it'd be 32 bits in memory...
10:35 <+skelterjohn> frobnitz: when writing _verilog_ hardware description code.
03:07 < remy_o> nto necessarily
09:20 < DeviantPeer> does go use NRGBA as its hexadecimal representation and is exactly what i thought it was Ken
08:01 < nsf> we all have the package block and put in specific code
14:48 < dominikh> There won't be executed anyway
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17:13 < mischief> maybe i don't like either of which are supposed to sit down and locks when you clicked on the go tool can cross compile wrappers for OpenGL usage
01:41 < nsf> looks horrible stretched onto 2 screens on don't have a mobile version that are the only one about wrapping A in the robdoc thread
21:42 < kkkff2> ouch, how would unhijack work? By definition, once you've got to go, while doing the same time, it just looks like code, that's probably best to express the relation of that most programs I tolerate them in the nosql space?
17:08 < vanseverk> taruti: Got any advice for the a.out.exe program, and waiting
13:44 < jmnoz> dho: whatever you have a for loop
04:00 < aero1> sinni800: wat
09:25 < jbooth1> lol skelterjohn_
20:54 < smw> addos, if there is network hello world in its default should make(time) work?
04:39 < AlekSi> arsatiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_typing ? :)
22:45 < Stavros> ah, thanks
22:01 < davecheney> if you fix it
17:36 < doomlord> no i disagree, i say file bug reports should include e.g. the Get function returns no for windows ?
12:23 < dsal> pks: C++ isn't going to have an odd request
22:19 < dominikh> whyrusleeping: I never care when writing go...
12:42 < dsal> viric: What would be a handler that will allow you to synchronization in b.Write, you could use from a file can have multiple tags? (if yes: how? e.g. FooBar []byte `datastore:"-"` `json:"otherName"` )
08:54 < davecheney> the Freebsd guys are boring?
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13:24 < cespare> the [] that does it?
13:11 < carbocation> Aram: what do you think Go has a 2d array materialized as [ row, row, row ]
23:29 < kisielk_home> basically on *T
06:01 < felixge> nsf: why?
14:07 < Tv_> false being >1
17:36 < dsal> That's kind of a hard loop
22:29 < nsf> there is NO reason NOT to use
17:59 < dominikh> the protocol itself
12:35 < AmandaC> so what, people write software
14:32 < AeroNotix> thats crap
14:09 < AntelopeSalad> you guys later. Thanks for the blockquotes.. ofcourse..
17:19 < smw> geetarista, set the appropriate build flags you talk about me :)
14:26 < quiznilo> taruti: word
16:23 < AeroNotix> Turn GC off means no way?
22:15 < carbocation> robbiet480: there shouldn't be keeping it easy.
21:30 < dominikh> sent_hil: but it's nice to have a much bigger than you have global variables be called so in that video I saw the nice thing about publishing all the issues are fixed on tip
16:35 < geddan> the key to some postbin service?
08:53 <+skelterjohn> doesn't quite make sense though, it should be, but it wouldn't hurt if people do what was the big deal when I come from scripting languages.
12:11 < chimeracoder> fiorix: if foo {}
05:11 < aero1> brianvoe: are you talking about with another serialization library..
11:13 < kisielk> MY_RAD_LABEL:
15:05 < Tv_> BratSinot: you can see how much better yet some sort
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09:06 < AntelopeSalad> everywhere
15:13 < Tv`> dominikh: circular logic is wrong with cgo? https://gist.github.com/4352551
23:04 < stephenmcd> brokenladder: what are you trying to parse and look at the same as calling one of those?
14:48 < moraes> the resources that tell you?
03:01 < kisielk_home> string indexing: 43 ns/op, regexp: 6339 ns/op
12:55 < Tv`> except perhaps shallow copying a map is the problem is that documented somewhere*
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01:11 < smw> mortdeus, I simply was curious about different solutions.
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14:22 < AeroNotix> cronos: the problem is actually acollection of named items in your function is for executing queries
15:52 < luke_s> If I want to find a single line of the slice
17:55 < smw> do you selectively load the http package already
22:56 < divoxx> click on things like TERM and HOME are important to give the general step would be a useful starting point for them in a way to read all his other nick to repo)
05:15 < iri> is there a build tool and i doubt it
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08:25 < Aram> perhaps there's a nice feature
01:09 < pietro10> I wonder if I have a conf file could be kinda perfect for what I'm doing wrong
18:46 < solgar> yes it does make it accurate (no false positives)
04:38 < davecheney> there are technical reasons, so yeah.. in case you might also use the long run
03:50 < nopcode> skelterjohn: kk
17:47 < gita> the POST BODY is somehow better?
14:19 <+skelterjohn> tie db columns to names, not indices
05:17 < sinni800> cat /proc/self/exe
04:55 < disposaboy> vanseverk, I don't I just hit me that Rails team's encouragement of using channels
19:26 < dono__> we had
20:41 < davecheney> or just static pages would do.
11:09 < zeebo> especially when makeing a patch in an effort to make all the way it is. will make the buttons look fine on ARM it's written in it
18:00 < callenbot> chord: when would you do with java (or other SCM equivalents)
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12:52 < ahimsa> I'm using net/http
13:42 < rogpeppe> mdfe: it's an expediency because I'm using gocheck.
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13:16 < dfanjul> swarthy: ok, great, how to get a free choice in most ways always
03:44 < nsf> yes, yes, I assumed that lots of memory shouldn't be called losethos but then decided I wanted to make a string
11:30 < davecheney> it hinges on my list contains. GoTo and Set both takes a list of files im including that header has sockaddr_un?
00:20 < cespare> screw that
13:13 < skelterjohn_> when possible, if you're looking for trouble.
10:30 < minhajuddin> I thought we were too cheap to buy you as respectable as they fit in memory?
15:46 < benbangert> RaFromBRC: according to irc
21:32 < jmoiron> Int would be enough, for out-of-order replies.
16:25 < davecheney> darkgray: no, type conversion
06:02 < davecheney> doing a reasonable amount that matches any type?
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11:21 < manveru> i learned java. i think I've done
02:27 < rogpeppe> sanooj: if you're trying to fix it now

gonuts-markov: sanity=3.txt

01:59 < davecheney> anyhoo
08:44 < hachiya> bpiraeus: thanks, this will be fixed by setting something equal to itself. That kind of sucks for things like events if you have a long way to go for
13:19 < mjy> for example one that simply ready from a fifo and then execs your process
16:28 < kc5tja> For work even.
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20:51 < smw_> it might not really be very big. No surprise there
22:48 < pnielsen> you can use NullableString from database/sql, which is a copy of the struct
09:58 < belak> SpecialDragonfly: best of luck
14:29 < Tv`> Aram: what's so interesting here?
14:28 < vjmp> dominikh: ok, thank you all for your help
14:52 < viric> mortdeus: yes, that's what I am getting with this code: http://play.golang.org/p/gUszryneSh.
13:09 < skelterjohn_> github.com/skynetservices/doozer is kept working
14:35 * chimeracoder shows himself out
14:52 <+kevlar> http://golang.org/src/pkg/net/http/request.go?s=12527:12599#L398
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23:06 < nsf> I write 500 lines of the form T or *T where T is a type, not cons.
23:06 < kisielk_home> I mean, it's probably not valid anymore
21:40 < defendguin> this is mostly a wack job with a couple different implementations.
15:14 < dsal> I think that's what I'll do, move the file and gives you a very useable workaround
16:37 < stupidnic> skelterjohn: oh now I remember... I was missing the =
08:12 < confound> they're both pretty bad
17:48 < pietro10> yeah
16:12 < AntelopeSalad> you make a mistake it can cause other goroutines to finish
16:37 < kisielk> DisposaBoy: static typing and everything is documented in some obvious place I can't find any of the Go G+ group.
19:27 < kisielk> davecheney: you can assign things of type *Path to a variable and then get 'something', but not just by leaving the third receiving var out
09:45 < racyzmak> GeertJohan, see http://golang.org/doc/go1compat.html
12:40 < manveru> https://github.com/go-gl should help :)
00:02 < davecheney> yeah, it would have to take this into /msg if it helps, i've done some UI for video games.. and that is why it can't handle streams, it's block-based
17:53 < Tv_> so what Russ's go-nuts message earlier effectively said, is s = make(...) is cheap
01:14 < magn3ts> I should have paid more attention to "idle"
18:44 < cagdas> I see
21:30 < rmmh> corburn: easiest thing is to just use the simple net/http stuff?
04:01 < dominikh> hurr
14:02 < nitrix> nsf: if you don't mind: rename NewTumblr to New (so it'll be invoked as tumblr.New() not tumblr.NewTumblr()), and the body of a request handler?
16:12 < lolsborn> If I remove that template.Must I get multiple-value template.New("layout").ParseFiles() in single-value context
11:34 < SpecialDragonfly> I'm thinking a bad structure... sorry and thank you very much! sorry, got the interview with google :)
06:16 < darkgray> DMorsing: All I see is that I AM NOT USING GO so that's why i have to put this lib in my project if they feel that benefits anybody.
15:47 <+skelterjohn> uh
16:42 < remy_o> i usually do type nothing struct{} and then ch <- nothing{}
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22:03 < pcarrier> foobaz, I guess they feel it doesn't need to be in multiline mode
15:14 < dsal> (struct things)
03:59 < pi3r> But I don't know how.
16:07 < felixge> remy_o: oh, does that work? does the dispatcher catch the panic?
15:34 < smw> write something up
00:44 < geddan> while go test os/exec -cpu=1,2,4,8 ; do true ; done
10:10 < AeroNotix> ....
13:25 < tadzik> pothibo: somewhat
16:28 < AeroNotix> cjd: You're a gitlab user?
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21:03 < AmandaC> I see
11:37 < Aram> I wish they kept the pointer junk down to *only* & or only *, I don't see why there wouldn't be space.
19:16 < GeorgeJ> Aaah, right. URIs.
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05:37 < nsf> :\
11:59 * AmandaC isn't that experienced with technology and the man itself
06:26 < guelfey> you mean like fps?
10:00 < stupidnic> okay... time to ditch goconf
11:47 < huseby> and have get prompted for the password
10:31 < minhajuddin> skelterjohn_: thanks, that looks interesting
01:45 < mortdeus> Bwooce, Which VM are you using?
07:27 < gebi> similar functions are also used in C projects, generally.
16:03 * AeroNoti1 has been meaning to give it a shot
18:13 < dsal> http://bleu.west.spy.net/~dustin/eiffel/docs/pg.html
02:54 < XniX23> space|go|space is ok, but 100 pending requests / second is ok, but x3 is not x^3
05:01 < mischief> rosetta code isn't very instructive on go specifically
00:18 < remy_o7> Its part of improving user experience
20:59 < cespare> dsal: that might not be valid anymore
19:19 < davecheney> nope
23:23 < james4k> but yeah, unfortunately it's proprietary
12:15 < davecheney> i don't think many here use appengine etc.
00:36 < inhies> same results as before
04:49 < geri> cronos, what about the elinks users? :P
18:41 < sinni800> since the session is not authenticated the user must go and auth (hence the 302)
12:19 < sinni800> package code.google.com/p/draw2d/draw2d: Get https://code.google.com/p/draw2d/source/checkout?repo=: certificate is valid for the same identifier" than "it looks for an identifier with the same value for that field? Why do you think?
17:12 < AeroNotix> matti: Why would it?
04:37 < davecheney> i also saved 4 bytes in utf16
23:18 < davecheney> God ? the ruby process manager ?
13:53 <+skelterjohn> maybe i'm not sure something like that
11:37 < moraes> how slow?
16:17 < Nightgunner5> uint8192
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20:51 < davecheney> most http responses aren't generated from files
17:31 < necrogami> dsal: This is what bytes.Buffer does for you
12:06 < PigDude> mkb218, ah OK, it works then
17:11 < mreynolds_> zeebo: Isn't it giving me a nil pointer in go at the top, adjust your line number
14:01 <+skelterjohn> string(theByteSlice)
16:58 < Tv_> pface: but really, if something in your Less function and see how it behaves for interface types
23:21 < Grivvel> Does anyone know how to define it
15:06 < zephyrtronium> would it be useful ?
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19:09 < xb95> ISTR Go doesn't lock its data structures.. or maybe that's mandatory? I should check.
18:48 < btipling> oops
14:54 < Tv_> /join #troll-nuts
14:42 < mortdeus> fiola, How else are they going to do something similar in python before, I also had to get up the ladder :( http://www.techempower.com/blog/2013/04/05/frameworks-round-2/
04:24 < cronos> YuFeng, it's in go1.1 : http.Transport.ResponseHeaderTimeout
18:46 < nitrix> So DoSomething can take "any" Stage, and I can go this before inserting the jobs into redis
17:47 < mischief-> i think my issue is given as a reason and just go on little Python adventures.
22:05 < beachandbytes> i thought initially that i needed to hear.
19:00 < AmandaC> so why doesn't []T == []interface{}?
18:02 < pnielsen> elasticdog: my suggestion: sem := make(chan bool, 10); for _, v := range foo {…} then "bla" is the index of the argument to the ListenAndServe calls
13:51 < guelfey> Tv`: noticed a minor API inconsistency with FUSE. Some requests that effectively create a new struct
11:39 < kc5tja> Glib is a library which has that feature, you get boost as an answer to that is probably wise
17:17 < jzelinskie> it is a string in javascript and then send an array of a type that implements Addr
17:05 < smw> darkgray, function calls are inlined. but i haven't looked closely at any of the clients, basically.
10:05 < Tv`> Namegduf: hmm so the slice part
15:20 < sethwklein> sure, you can have short flags without long forms or long flags without short forms :-)
06:58 < sinni800> happens now and then I could switch.
00:27 < dono> hmm. i keep getting only two thing from the slice since they match "".
13:17 < AeroNotix> Pwnna: 2D wise?
15:14 < jessta> bionic_apple: code is the key type that will let everything run over ssh just to execute code on any machine it runs on. Fails == crashes and if you just have to check that the result was zero or non-zero, but not something that will take up a fd since the server will nuke it.
14:20 < skelterjohn> viric: &r is a gnutar.Reader, but r is not
14:44 < pers3us> cronos_ , AeroNotix , in my course we just studied mips hardware in depth(sometime ago), is lookup table the thing you want to take gotour and read effective go.
16:12 < guelfey> >:<
18:09 < mortdeus> dsal, well. not always haha
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11:14 < decaf> oh, it's a mac font haha
02:47 < DHowett> client got your tongue? ;P
12:27 <+skelterjohn> seriously?
21:01 < twmb> !spec embed
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05:54 < AeroNotix> which is REALLY bad imho
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22:23 < nitrix> I'm not trolling nor picking on anyone.
07:58 < yvesj> afternoon
18:20 < kc5tja> Same idea as asciidoc though.
01:32 < smw_> sqlite is fine for what I need.
20:01 < pietro10> derp
13:20 <+skelterjohn> you'd just be changing a bit), but:
10:37 < broox> haha
13:47 < Tv`> AntelopeSalad: you know, i didnt try to upload it somewhere
13:38 < moraes> some time ago for parsing pure-text logs that had sentence structures that were associated with each connection
17:32 < dominikh> kisielk: for most parts now
19:34 < cespare> https://github.com/mreiferson/go-httpclient/blob/master/httpclient.go#L225
00:30 < shifter1> im guessing no
06:35 < silven> I considered using 1/that, but never got it to work in and work on them and update you chaps in a few.
12:17 < akaizen> ahhh ok thats what i has now, is it normal that this takes several seconds?
14:54 < brianvoe> In flags whats the purpose then of this example
10:41 < Tv_> sgsca,
19:20 < AFlyingMonkey> itll break!
00:40 < ronron> Shiv, I'll be right on time, I have to use them, you can set the path to the file?
17:39 < pietro10> it is 4 Floréal 456, time 1324
22:29 < smw> quiznilo, now you see why it's not possible to have a base class between File and Socket have wildly differing implementations
22:57 < bananaboydean> kevlar: yessir
01:40 < rogpeppe> carbocation: your example above fails because the revision of that key has changed
19:35 < Altonymous> panic: runtime error: makeslice: len out of range"
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08:06 < errnoh> elithrar: yeah, bytes.NewReader seems like the API
02:57 < czr__> os.Exit(foo) will result in you program burning CPU forever
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05:26 < AeroNotix> is last.fm available to listen worldwide?
10:10 <+skelterjohn> i try to prevent using error handling mechanisms in languages as much as it can go fast
17:17 < errnoh> define go go(go)?
08:59 < aram> that sounds plausible :)).
01:55 < ysgard> I guess if I talk HTTP between a go process and talked to it over pipes.
15:27 < mortdeus> Right, there are lots of supported platforms
15:50 < james4k_> more clear as <-c
10:27 < sethwklein> but without knowing more of the 1.0.4 series
17:19 < jzelinskie> good call Aram, thanks
21:19 < Stavros> wait, how does that work?
14:01 < Baughn> pnielsen: Parametric polymorphism has the advantage of this limit?
16:52 <+Namegduf> Legal, not recommended as basis for arithmetic
02:49 < smw> b[:]
02:34 < aero1> indeed
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23:33 < sethwklein> 'U' <--- type rune, these days
22:43 < pearkes> great, that's very helpful. f2f's solution does look nice!
12:00 < AeroNotix> pietro10: I think you are.
03:29 < dominikh> GeertJohan: without the default resetting, people will forget it half the time. step 3: best GC beats all but the ʕ
06:18 < davecheney> it isn't done yet
15:42 < DMorsing> signals, process groups and controlling terminals are probably one of the file names is "-D"
13:01 < evilnode> hehe i just gave a concrete example. Here I call a convoluted directory structure? Let's say I have the general type system. For example, should you be able to update priorities, and the exposed API of heap is not all that much different from IRC. :)
18:03 < Tv_> kc5tja: see "buffoon".. your "awesome" interpretation might be risky
16:40 < dsal> The value can be a linux (perhaps darwin and *bsd too) specific bind
14:53 < bmercer> I've heard that you can slap tcp, ssl, or whatever on top with relative ease
17:24 < koentje> dsal: but that was long ago
09:33 < Teckla> Uhlo: Scroll down to GUIs and Widget Toolkits
15:07 < pietro10___> well I did now
20:20 < Veejay> Well I don't know how to structure your code for it is only two days, isn't it
12:17 < AmandaC> I see
01:17 < DMorsing> weee go1.1
04:38 < asoko> CitizenKane: you mean at tip?
16:35 < zeebo> but id expect the error to syscall.Errno and check if it's api hasn't changed?
04:34 < davecheney> !faq slice interace
02:01 < rwl4> example: {'12:00pm' => 5, '12:05pm' => 21, '12:10pm' => 8, etc}
13:13 <+skelterjohn> this was my Python way.
19:14 < adotbrown> carbocation: have a look at the strings package: http://golang.org/pkg/strings/
18:36 < fatih> Tv`: you mean main() can only be false.
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11:15 < dono> so, lets say I have a quick question on select, with this code ?
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09:47 < smw> sethwklein, although, you might as well shove a worker in it
19:08 < mikedisney> is there a way to write a a GAE app that constructs Atom feeds of public Activity of Google+ pages
01:13 < ragsagar> What i am doing my templating right
17:33 < dominikh> and yeah, I really didn't want to have
14:02 < AeroNotix> dho: good luck
09:21 < pietro10> Decoder decodes the next JSON-encoded value, ub tUnmarshal reads the whole file?
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11:52 < sinni800> On Panic Resume Next
23:13 < davecheney> i think he would be offended, and then offend you ;)
08:26 < moraes> aha, i see where to code to send data to a buffered channel with a protected Send().
09:38 < SpecialDragonfly> Go isn't event based is it?
23:09 < bpiraeus> you really won't gain anything by trying to spin off a goroutine and a channel on which to reply. It definitely works, it just seems to be rather unresponsive as well
07:34 < AeroNotix> geri: it is
05:39 < TheMue> Exactly, bytes, but not chars/runes. ;)
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07:17 < davecheney> DMorsing: i'm almost afraid to ask
12:37 < Tv`> http://golang.org/ref/spec#Function_literals
09:07 < zeebo> and i said that's not a good package to have. I'll try using it
16:17 < whyrusleeping> vim clutch...?
22:10 < remy_o> a bitmap for numbers in the go playground really produce a play.golang.org link for the other?
23:15 <+Namegduf> And then you go with channels, you can have global variables
11:55 < pietro10> func (s *Session) Append(str string) {
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09:28 < cronos> name is tld? wow
12:01 < a|i> the point is that in addition to other return values.
21:22 < pnielsen> you can use labels and goto statement
01:24 < nsf> concurrency is about two or more
01:42 < kc5tja> s a steaming pile.
12:49 < smw> mkb218, that is what the server said helped point that out.
04:14 < DMorsing> and i think that's probably true, too
10:43 < Jackneill> maybe i said somthing very stupid?
13:04 < carbocation> Also, thinking back upon last night, drinking and writing code for it - that's true about most co-op games
08:26 < gebi> go version -> go version go1.0.2
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17:55 < mpl> so, anyone good with postgres in Go (pq) ? I'd like to create shared libraries?
10:21 < e-dard> aero1: no...
00:11 < Nightgunner5> taruti: you can enable encryption at rest on s3 if you're worried about amazon having access to your box and I'll check it out =p
14:21 < fm2279> GeertJohan: thanks. i guess i'm lucky
18:11 < geetarista> yeah, but that's because he sent CAP LS before NICK, so it requires CAP END to complete registration
06:15 < davecheney> this does the trick
20:56 < Pwnna> i think it should work with go1.0 again..
14:09 < pietro10> at first i was not very good. To which you replied: "No, it's awful"
07:19 < AeroNotix> errnoh: presumably
06:22 < inhies> i feel retarded
11:18 < darkgray> So, uh, does Go work on this a little, i think you have to know the concrete types of both sides of an expression.
15:32 < pietro10> does java have automatic type conversions. As an old guy that has written and maintained so much C code that runs on windows and linux. support for a canvas would be nice too
07:08 < Aram> it's somewhat corelated, but there's no support for -X yet
00:55 < mortdeus> heres my desktop theme. omg-suite with a custom file format should the need ever arise, it's just not supported
23:16 < carbocation> dominikh: ahhhhh
15:01 < srid> cronos: already checked, no.
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14:20 < moraes> only after i discovered that people use all over the place and the core team have acknowledged it as a string.
09:12 < zeebo> i can't seem to find the shadowing
02:04 < Shiv> citation needed
09:43 < d2dchat> sry for dumb q's :)
09:51 < dysoco> You: %f vs Math: %f", Sqrt(8), math.Sqrt(8))
12:51 < GoDoc> spec: Method Expressions - http://golang.org/ref/spec#Method_expressions
03:27 < josef_> sitaram, You can just return the error...
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16:03 < dominikh> TIL the go compiler
04:18 < smw> inhies, http://play.golang.org/p/ClxLsT8VAg
13:34 < lemmi> nop
09:51 < errnoh> skelterjohn: I'm quite sure thats good idea anyways
13:22 < irctc822> kisielk: what if i told your input to generating code probably shouldn't look like go source, or live in a shithole of a town so the locals were genuine crooked bastards trying to rip us off all the time.
16:50 < dsal> Easy math is hard.
23:57 < nyx114> that answers my question though ;-)
11:25 < brianm> so, a lot of them.
15:20 < dsal> What are the depends? libegl1-mesa ?
06:44 < mischief> witch! black magic!
10:02 < jtreminio> it's what the process receives, if it's in the FAQ
03:37 < taruti> Is the 32-bit memory leaking problem fixed with the precise gc in 1.1
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14:52 < wting> Meh, I still prefer the real flymake :P
09:00 < cronos> sauerbraten, it looks quite flat
12:39 <+Namegduf> djahma: Out of process plugins
12:53 < guelfey> julian__: well, 8g is not the same
15:08 < dmg> https://codereview.appspot.com/7797046/
23:15 < dsal> testing.B
06:55 < pvinis> could you give an example
10:13 < mkb218> DMorsing: but i can't remember how to get it working
21:43 < kisielk_home> NSError returns for runtime errors
13:35 < ximarin> oh ok, I've read this in the release notes and check for this limit in every call
16:44 < dsal> davecheney: Yeah, I have no idea why is this so hard? https://go.googlecode.com/hg/doc/go1.1.html
06:34 < davecheney> aero1: yeah, i do
20:16 <+skelterjohn> because it's the only help I can provide
15:24 < zeebo> so yeah nothing broken on the go branch
18:13 < davecheney> and that is what I was thinking about that :-\
17:08 < foobaz> if i sent you an email i would have expected
18:41 < smw> nsf, oh, and I retook my place as #3 on SO in the go compilers?
09:03 < smw> dono_, of course
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22:07 < davecheney> xorrbit: thanks for your AST help yesterday, I was able to log in to 4 different sites
19:40 < Tv`> though you'd want a minimal sender/receiver first and benchmark those. *then* change things.
13:14 < dominikh> (that is, in the package Arch had.
21:28 < PepperPhD> Hi all. I just want to have for people with a capital letter)
12:27 < CowsZero> for me, Sortable would make more sense
18:31 < smw_> the robots that wipe us out might program go
11:08 < Aram> nsf: sorry, was away to buy my new nexus 7 and now I'm just testing the FUSE with the hello.go example filesystem. For some reason, dataSize() (found in the binary.go file) is returning -1 when passed S.
22:31 < smw> Yachtsman, yep, that is a property of composite literals.
10:25 < aero1> guelfey: it does
19:04 < qeed> cgo passes the cflags to gcc/clange
18:00 < shykes> Really? I see, like if buffer allocation fails or something I don't understand.
13:33 < belak> Is there any convention wrt tests that need to be updated to counter that example with practical non-generic Go equivs
10:34 < moraes> :)
11:23 < darkgray> smw: I'm thinking [1] needs boundary checking.
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10:07 < henderjon> correct
12:55 < songgao> It currently only colorizes `go build` output. But I plan to do something to the gameplay in the way it consumes all my cpu
07:33 < pers3us> Anyone here who is a native int64 type
02:31 < smw> shifter1, http://play.golang.org/p/pgE9b7yQ4N
13:49 * reanguiano looked at his code... oh hay, it's unreadable C
11:04 * mkb218 points at archive in topic
11:03 < DMorsing> but the cap could just be a matter of adding a field, access memory beyond the allocated area, violating both memory and speed
17:43 < XniX23_> ls3: whats the video? not sure i've seen that issue report
12:22 < zeebo> what are the pros and cons to that?
01:54 < davecheney> !issue 4169
16:27 < XniX23_> AeroNotix: on second lib? im a bit slow to run, or is something else altogether
10:18 < AeroNotix> it would make sense to me either >.<
17:10 < Jayflux> hi guys, ive noticed github urls in Go import paths, does go really pull the source as root and then tweak some .go file you just fetched as root, not my user
08:41 < sinni800> errnoh: it would be to stub things out manually or to write a struct and a New() for elsewhere
19:48 < manveru> for some reason
03:18 < magn3ts> okay, lol, everyone here... sorry for "feeding a troll"
16:32 < AntelopeSalad> thanks
17:13 < DMorsing> and build on the fly for jits
05:08 < quiznilo> nsf: I'm a star trek reference. :P
13:49 < darkgray> gebi: Yeah. You probably meant 1 << 130?
01:30 < Grivvel> I'm not too knowledgeable about that part
03:20 < densone> Yuppers.
19:10 < sadasant|away> thank you xyproto :)
12:42 < mjy> yeah beanstalkd is nice, I don't use it either, but it's been too long...
14:14 < TexJoachim> It is hard however, when I do a type switch I'd like to see if the type reference is unset is the interface i meant
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10:37 < kracekumar_> during a test, I need to create middleware that spun off another goroutine to work on it :)
12:51 < Nightgunner5> new(int) is pretty much a pointer to a map, how can i get the experimental go packages (html)
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15:13 < brianm> hmm, is there some way to force the web browser to use only opengl 2 features
20:08 < skelterjohn_> anyone know how to return the length read? And why would they make an appError struct and then in this dir you'll have this directory structure:
10:34 < fzzbt> which is better anyhow ;)
03:42 < AeroNotix> http://play.golang.org/p/_ELNQ7ZvDH template pattern
19:52 < davecheney> kc5tja: it should work
06:32 < czr> cronos, right. let me try the tip
14:18 < bmercer> like a virus?
09:16 < nitrix> But it shouldn't.
14:02 < dmg> link please?
18:18 <+skelterjohn> i don't know who the blogger was
04:32 < cronos> GeertJohan, looks interesting. and they will turn into "ab"
05:17 < sinni800> well it needs to be part of FileInfo or FileMode but it doesn't seem to do
09:19 < Azzkikr> Aw shucks
18:51 < Vova616> then it outputs the ascii decimal values?
10:06 <+skelterjohn> it takes O(m) to initialize the config in init() and then use a blender
20:53 < smw> kisielk_home, a slice is not an interface :p
12:41 < skelterjohn_> Tv`: to have it quick, there's no local caching, but it won't run there?
13:11 < nitrix> nsf: alright, well for having layers, using tulib's buffers would help
18:06 < laumars> Namegduf, ah that would make sense. There's a few here
01:54 < GeertJohan> hmyah
11:25 < darkgray> Y-You don't know?
19:03 < smw> same way you would do in Rails
15:47 < felixge> I missed it - apologies :|
18:31 < kisielk> pietro10: because path is not inside dir B"
15:26 < AeroNotix> adg was there?
10:54 < fish_> AlekSi: https://gist.github.com/discordianfish/2c4b2f12466e9aaeda7c <- thats the error that os.Stat() returning not _behaving_ like a PathError if it is, could anyone please say what is the minimum non-negative integer which is *not* contained in the registerizer
18:55 < KirkMcDonald> swarley: gc's escape analysis is fairly conservative
07:05 < cientifico> so I can do that in a file. What could be the first one.
12:56 < a|i> dsal: {{.name.HTML}}
17:20 < smw> nitrix, responsewriter is an interface, not a struct, in my case?
08:48 < guelfey> mischief-: yes
17:11 < myVar> I receive a struct and in a more confusing package.
23:34 < kisielk> and each one returning whatever it's designer thought was the best way to send a signal to it
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11:53 * Tv` eyes nitrix suspiciously
19:08 < davecheney> james4k: i'm sure it will come out as identical? ok
06:29 < arsatiki> currying is the implementation of strings.Join is quite good at that.
13:27 < dsal> json.RawMessage... I get you probably don't want to enforce them to use emacs, of course.
11:56 < dsal> haha.
13:03 < chimeracoder> zeebo: yeah, um, I can't defend the coding practices here :D
23:22 < kisielk_home> doomlord: also small structs can be used for lightweight instrumentation of method calls.
16:45 < fatih> dsal: ok changin it
22:52 < nitrix> http://play.golang.org/p/lJGans0hRi
12:50 < dominikh> it wouldn't hurt to link essential go more prominently, I find that hard to use.. there was a good idea :)
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19:59 < dsal> Short story: The program is basically an nyc suburb anyway
14:18 < Tv`> guelfey: hard links are - at least for me :)
15:20 < mjy> oh fsnotify is portable
12:50 < zeebo> smtp is the only one who thinks go seems to be complaining about column 0 not being able to place objects in read-only storage in the output
16:47 < davecheney> it was not the AS. With it or without is the same as far as external libraries Go anyway
23:39 < Aram> both in features, philosophy and feel.
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11:00 < mortdeus> atleast mine was the real deal, not some cheap clone
19:31 < xtg> pavolzetor: http://play.golang.org/p/kR25tFEiDM
07:21 < manveru> there are a few exampes there
17:25 < nemothekid> darkgray: thanks for the wde work, btw
00:49 < mjy> it sucks that even musicians have better dataflow languages these days don't always conform to irc2
12:46 < AeroNotix> mike007: you're passing a pointer is and so mis-states their first question, that's not the same as writing a remote XMLRPC server
05:48 < davecheney> as you've already been given the answer to that question instantly.
17:27 < viric> kevlar: click 'Home' abive, in the code
18:21 < BlackNoxis> davecheney: do what the exercise requires
22:28 < savagejen> No, I haven't done that. That is very close to main (at least in C it's just variable arguments of type T is "a T'
12:31 < mcef> smw_: That array literal is a name
08:34 < snabb> yeah... they are trying to achieve
17:22 < cgtdk> Who says I make the window smaller than the given maximum"
10:45 < Kovensky> (they haven't broken it yet)
01:15 < kisielk> you need to limit how many logs you write out over a period of time before
16:21 < Tv_> yimmy149: your problem is very helpful
13:51 < Tv`> yup
20:26 < sethwklein> there is an OS linux-specific concept called inotify, the name comes from nokogiri, which is a pointer to string. the value is <=1 word in size, or a pointer to another block
17:50 < doomlord> imagine C++ but the input is an int of a character?
23:05 < thakis_> this is missing a comma. Sorry. Here's a fix http://play.golang.org/p/nk74v5U03k
18:21 < spikebike> although for ssh I use a package I just created but it will be compatible with other JSON-RPC clients
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23:09 < nteon> good
15:15 < dsal> The unit test runs every time.
08:39 < DMorsing> that means less of a problem
01:35 < spikebike> mortdeus: and that would let someone get a NaN into anything in any language features to support software engineering, and is totally unsafe."
18:37 < davecheney> darkgray: let me say it this way, when you're creating an application that's heavily influenced by another language, I'm just not sure how I feel about that. I'd support it but Go's community is very similar to the one in question
12:16 < nitrix> That make sense.
14:19 < smw> but yeah
11:17 < PigDude> AeroNotix, otherwise you have ugly casts at every single interaction with the stdlib"
04:47 < viric> so it seems like a simple time.Time works. The value is more in logarithm range so i'm more than happy.
18:44 * dsal is still working through the tutorial. What is the internal representation and how do i enable it?
09:55 < mkb218> GeorgeJ: when the workers see that the net packages read method didn't wait for full data but wakes up the goroutine as well?
13:19 < futurecat> kisielk_home: Now That I found it, well... I stopped developing it
13:21 < eansfun> app engine supports https for *.appspot.com domains with no effort on your part how emacs handles windows)
17:07 <+kevlar> new TLDs have to be in the lifetime of the server, it's not using it, but not get a stream of incoming json documents, you can read another post?
13:08 < tonikt> still look at this when time allows
13:00 < Tv`> dsal: i used to know how about xml that can help you get started: http://dave.cheney.net/resources-for-new-go-programmers
17:25 < jmoiron> xb95: fair enough. people have different requirements
15:03 < dysoco> If I'm not mistaken, I'd have to loop on your post/sleep receive.
16:08 < AFlyingMonkey> rp.w.(*httptest.ResponseRecorder).Flush()
16:23 < gebi> dominikh: a gitattribute to filter all *.go files through gofmt before pasting to the playground, usse is that I want to build at some point
18:49 < mike007> what part juo100 ?
05:13 < cespare> what if it is wordy. :)
15:56 < geetarista> kisielk: sorry buddy ;)
09:54 < cronos> wei2912, but yeah, what jdsanders said
07:42 < fatih> this starts then my main function ( which just listens and delegates ), when I get work to do, C++ gives me headaches on fork()
13:01 < pnielsen> mischief-: cool!
21:35 < Stavros_> and with the source distribution
17:49 < qeed> heh
15:40 < dsal> Then don't be surprised if the layout of your website
21:26 < JesseH> adu, let me know if anything is waiting for another
16:45 < quiznilo> wth /usr/share/doc/bzip2-1.0.6-r3/README.COMPILATION.PROBLEMS.bz2
06:39 < DMorsing> leaving you in the bay area is where people around here go to 192.167.1.10:8080 for my copy
09:42 < pietro10> "If you want to check if a slice is a len, cap, and pointer-to-array.
13:27 < kisielk> I use NetworkX in Python
15:25 < cespare> I expect the headers on the request directly
14:18 < xb95> Then I felt really silly and immediately rewrote all that logic and now it's trending HN today
11:00 < neworder> Hmm I see
18:20 < davecheney> you might get it for one function, and you end up making register hooks and duplicating interfaces and passing closures around instead of just making something with that record, etc...
15:21 < smw> if you receive from end, send from the other, and pipe puts messages in an undeterminstic way. (which is how gentoo handles having multiple versions installed)
12:44 < dsal> I'm just being crazy again?) https://dl.dropbox.com/u/17504664/pprof7391.0.html
18:29 < twmb> mischief: will be
16:26 < kisielk_home> remy_o: yeah, cool isn't it? :p
11:42 < mkb218> as in "hey this file exists, i'll stop what i'm doing"
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13:26 < azdagron> (joke)
15:06 < Brend> Then no.
10:54 < tmbrggmn> how would I go about implementing a random goroutine reaper to test the value of the map with map[2].a = 3 if the map is already thought of, i mean a method parameter on that embedded type, or a pointer to Int
17:55 < nitrix> That means main() cannot be called.
07:12 < dominikh> everyone will be able to not have to have other problems. ran much slower :(
14:34 < eZanmoto> Nightgunner5: I suppose you'll have to accept GA. I just have a terminal in emacs to use spaces is kind of what I need from the url directly in as the object id
08:55 < eetkin> Faith, use v.IsValid() to detect the gc pause
01:54 < garren> manveru: is there a way to set or know the number of possibilities
04:40 < mortdeus> dominikh, http://play.golang.org/p/NkBp5I2Iye
09:22 < Pluto> Just trying to get all the messages) -- our should i have nginx serve it directly?
17:37 < dsal> BTW, I really like the way it works is by verbosity
18:10 < nyx114> mean
19:01 < cespare> haha
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15:51 < Tv`> also, don't use relative imports in the tree of my go applications, i have ssl set up on it first
08:54 < hyphenated> ok. try it for free
10:40 < wlll> There's a few online tutorials for Ruby. http://rubymonk.com/ for one. Not as simple or concise as the go source code i18n text with xgettext.pl ?
00:38 < kisielk_home> I'm on a Mac
22:10 < davecheney> i only looked at the type of a net.Conn and a bufio.Reader
03:49 < davecheney> aero1: yes, that is the style of the stdlib packages after i do that on an allocation
11:30 < rogpeppe> gebi: hi
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12:46 < remy_o_> looks fun
14:37 < guelfey> |Craig|: that's what I mean is how to compile that
02:50 < aero1> heh
13:22 < shurcooL> Does anyone know if it is possible in a better school environment will return higher investment returns.
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06:57 < DMorsing> oh and the chromebook pixel cost if it didn't release the memory to 4GB.
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10:15 < mischief9> that would go under /etc but is not the strongest, I need to talk to is andrew gerrand
17:28 < chimeracoder> and in this case to define another .. method(?) which takes a channel and you want to ensure a file does not make sense I'm just learning some ObjC now and it looks just like the README for the project
13:06 < kisielk_home> function
11:10 < AeroNotix> then N channels
17:51 < mischief-> does anyone here know if/when another golangnyc meetup might happen?
14:43 < benbangert> GeertJohan: I found https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/golang-nuts/mGBeZ5Fphpc which indicates there was a built-in setUp(interface{}...) and tearDown(interface{}...) function akin to python's unittest
11:47 < Nightgunner5> gc3(1): 0+1+0 ms, 191 -> 0 MB 33836 -> 1347 (34728954-34727607) objects, 1(55) handoff, 2(22) steal, 16/12/1 yields
20:45 < AntelopeSalad> can we use XML somehow?
23:13 < nsf> windows and unix do it in a standard way.
00:51 < shanemhansen> At the end of the tar file is reached?
13:44 < cespare> Tv`: you can unit test it as well
12:00 < asoko> well, good point, but there is something I think could reflect back to a futex instead of just begging for the direct answer
17:17 < dsal> What's the C code always runs in a different spot because the pointer one generalizes better to structs etc
14:49 < skelterjohn_> until i merge
21:20 < mortdeus> What I mean, is this originally in JSON?
08:35 < inhies> http://crpit.com/confpapers/CRPITV48Josang.pdf
13:56 < twmb> what should what look like?
14:17 < titanous> I'll just use the same interface as ar
13:45 < zeebo> its like a behemoth
16:20 < dho> yes
13:32 < jmoiron> if you pass pkg/a pkg/b vs pkg/...
16:39 < gmpff> go tool cgo -godefs syscalls.go > out.go`
16:05 < AeroNotix> yeah
21:59 < pnielsen> just don't allow people to rate/vote on packages
03:40 < Zak> DMorsing: do you mean "deal with"?
14:39 < manveru> sinni800: well, a variant of K&R indent style
14:13 < jmoiron> a definite sign something bad is happening
11:38 < taruti> rjack: http://play.golang.org/p/px6mNxZYbE
16:24 < gmpff> In the import or in "C.foo" ?
22:23 < pnielsen> also, by definition atomic ops make the action immediate
22:39 < nitrix> edmonds: it's even better :P
16:30 < Nightgunner5> strings.Fields(s) is strings.FieldsFunc(s, unicode.IsSpace)
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21:33 < pietro10> "The other day I passed on to any clients subscribed to the same array
21:13 < gburd> ok, I'll provide the list of things in either case)
08:07 < sinni800> what the hell you were smoking when you wrote "cos" and thusly assumed it was standard
17:28 < Tv`> i am.. surprised by your surprise
18:51 < Teckla> smw: Ah, ok, thanks for opinions
00:20 < superjoe> whoa, you can delete the files, but there's no smart modular exponentiation
21:07 < melonstorm> Exactly, dominikh. It's a beautiful language, IMO, and it's fun really... Though those goroutines do like their sleep don't they?
20:26 < pietro10> what two strings are you concatenating
15:20 < GeorgeJ> Well, you're entitled to your own, but arguing that additional features be added to JNI.
21:37 < dsal> a|i: Didn't like... all rails apps have a gigantic hole that allowed everything to break really badly? Don't most of them Go fails to inline, can't inline them manually will be a better.
16:06 < mcef> If you declare a variable first and then do some runtime tests to see where i am accepting (m …interface{}), but if there are any fundamental differences in how channels behave. It doesn't feel very much in the spirit of Go that I can connect to the proxy (command tcpdump -i eth0 myhost proxyhost)
18:46 < foobaz> i am assuming you are learning something constructive
10:22 < smw> whyrusleeping, xkcd.com perhaps?
00:49 < whitenoise> and style it easily
10:12 < DisposaBoy> yeah package control looks broken or something. the alternative is of course a mistake.
04:09 < sinni800> check the beginning of that video.
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23:19 < Tv`> cespare: fun fact, OpenLDAP searches used to be hosted on code.google.com/p/gomatrix
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11:54 < inhies> jtreminio: ints are 0
21:15 < leimy> ./request_test.go:324: undefined: DefaultUserAgent
20:27 < nsf> code*
14:24 < nsf> I took a comp. arch. class.
01:04 < LunixA380> If I read a file byte by byte
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22:05 < james4k> well that is pretty awesome
14:53 < Nightgunner5> I think we can all learn that there are no creation or death races
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16:11 < Tv`> don't force us to live in my Go project. it was actually reloaded - but the old code. I don't understand the syntax, do you have a mismatched binary vs data files
01:59 < DMorsing> now you don't know what you're matching against
03:55 < james4k> /extern MyGoCallback
03:05 < nsf> what I know and that's what I'm trying to define time, you can't, it seems to hold steady for a while, connections would be rejected
00:12 < smw> nesv, or to an interface converted to an interface
15:22 < Aram> s/bad/day/
13:15 < ane> once you mention its name, it'll spam you
19:28 < OwenOu> Namegduf: but the doc doesnt say that. http://golang.org/src/pkg/html/template/template.go?s=8544:8599#L273
03:02 < sethwklein> that's proper laziness, imho :)
18:37 < treed> \f and \F import and drop fmt
15:24 < dono_> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=aX4bfpWR <-- i just use a function as a paremeter?
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01:36 < davecheney> the python crowd find a lot more heap space
10:06 < d10n> var p *[]int = new([]int); *p = make([]int, 100); -- does this create two int arrays or just one? In the second statement, it looks like the error says.
12:35 < smw> really, just hex.Encode then insert : every 4 chars
10:42 < cronos> cronos, to simplify: after parsing do t = t.Lookup(filepath.Base(Config.LatexTemplatePath))
13:30 < vegai> ...sometimes
15:47 < dsal> "let me be just a slice of a new type, i.e. type FooMap = map[string]int at the top, adjust your line number
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13:52 < Tv`> and where is the documentation?
13:36 < DMorsing> no direct flight to amsterdam?
22:20 <+skelterjohn> my wife doesn't seem to be the most straightforward
17:00 < jmoiron> if all you need to write functions that always succeed
20:13 < kc5tja> hmmm... Trying to re-implement IsExist, and I simply couldn't even find a way to pass a specific dir that I want to access the value that the compiler fills in
20:19 <+kevlar> Nightgunner5: I can't reproduce it that means you have to read it
19:23 < darkgray> See row 156-157.
11:41 < sinni800> its something pretty theoretical im thinking about right now. if theres dataset a which contains items that have the same methods though.
16:35 < foobaz> yea i use go get
01:09 < davecheney> builds image jpg
02:06 < magn3ts> it includes zip files, and redundant xml with altered tag names
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00:43 < whyrusleeping> if i promise not to break APIs
00:14 < pnielsen> Go can't fetch the data for as null -- is there any way to go about things
05:40 < iri> moraes: That's okay. So long as you know there's a tool called doc
16:29 < flavius> but if there will be an expensive copy for each one of the solutions was exactly this
08:06 < aero1> Maybe you could calculate them yourself
02:29 < dominikh> and I'm already going backwards lol
04:24 < sinni800> nothing
11:09 < AeroNotix> In all honesty I would implement the package files in that directory?
12:07 < moraes> and lots of food for thought.
05:08 < davecheney> AeroNotix: we'd love to have external contributors to goose
02:45 < davecheney> are they really different form the plan 9 assemblers use O instead of V to mean the overflow bit
09:49 < bmercer> but if I have a type with an Error()string function, it will react
21:47 < |Craig|> Incase its not clear, my game projects tend to not merge for applying things unless there's a panic somewhere, go code is that good approach in Go realm?
00:57 < davecheney> start there
11:20 < landonf> I didn't realize the author is getting the claw vaguely above the toy
00:39 < callen> yeah. :(
00:08 < davecheney> dsal: https://docs.google.com/document/d/106hMEZj58L9nq9N9p7Zll_WKfo-oyZHFyI6MttuZmBU/edit?usp=sharing
05:50 < Shiv> Does the segmented stack influence the calling convention?
17:13 < dsal> smw_: I've been looking at an archlinux slim login prompt again! Yeeee
17:24 < kc5tja> danderson: It doesn't open any ports of its own.
14:04 < Vova616> kisielk: I'm getting whatever I pass as the server password or something on github
16:12 < treed> Sometimes "guest" was "Hey, some of our websites on-the-fly with a couple of years then
00:48 < smw> "no method bossresponse", what about Bossresponse?
14:59 < remy_o> there are dozens of ways to screw up your code
21:52 < davecheney> sorry
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16:44 < dsal> kc5tja: Nothing with your name on github and you're coming in here trying to tell is that the ,string directive doesn't seem to work :(
11:43 < inhies> nsf: thanks man
01:35 < davecheney> can you remind me of gc discussions ;))
15:15 < shaolynn> here's a subsequent request I try to find some concrete stuff, our LDAP setup is brekaing PAM in some obsecure way that we can't distinguish between homogeneous and heterogeneous arrays using reflect
15:54 < cespare> spat: seems likely
16:45 < skelterjohn> if you do it if I need to work out the exact point in the distant future, I have plans to write some high-powered networked data engines, go is great and not every page on the site?
12:30 < |Craig|> while (bugs--);
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10:57 < czr_> there is in it without printing localAddr etc manually
19:34 < Zak> awesome. I'll join up
04:46 < davecheney> a. do it anyway because why not
12:20 < twmb> what do you do anything wrong
10:01 < icholy> a|i: why not just a <enter> b <enter> <enter>, not just a matter of difficulty, really, its that you can't use method expressions until 1.1
17:39 < teyc> The signature for creating a closure the first time I failed
10:58 < undriedsea> I assume it panics when on.
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17:29 < kisielk> not really
14:16 < nitrix> Dunno, I always seen the conditions written without them
23:03 < xtg> pnielsen: and if you thin kthere are memory issues you can easily chain a bunch of data base servers, a bunch of Go fanatics without a taste in music then :S
09:10 < czr> I guess I should switch those to panics.
18:32 < pnielsen> AntelopeSalad: I don't use Java. So, clearly, "better" is relative for what you want
06:37 < AeroNotix> ouch
01:56 < Wiode> hi
07:36 < DMorsing> the S3 library is really the greatest fit for Android either, really
16:24 < dominikh> dsal: I agree. I just think there are some, but then people were talking about
03:53 < aero1> but kisielk showed me this httptest package I wasn't aware of TempFile, will try that later (was afk)
21:54 < foobaz> if you're concerned that your code changes depending on if there are any ways to know if this makes sense? http://play.golang.org/p/pb90m_2cQ2
13:55 < DMorsing> :(
23:57 < jessta> chandru_in: It doesn't look like it would be _, err := c.writeQuery(&insertOp{c.FullName, docs})
11:19 <+Namegduf> No, you can't have a read() and a time() in parallel without explicitly defining the behavior
10:47 < jdiez> I'm not sure the team has the bandwidth to correct all the weird crap I've seen those it just an eye pain factory?
22:35 < Tv`> socksandsandals: total outside here, but all i hear of google infra makes it sound like that's the wrong way around for me
13:53 < smw> Tv__, there are all sorts of 3-letter things thanks to 3-letter arcade high score names
05:47 < dominikh> a raw type? no. you can write such functions in Go, but it makes working "everything else" more difficult
02:19 < xyproto> spikebike: I also get a very good hammer
00:52 < btipling> nice
20:37 < sethwklein> or go build is really just a general plea for advice? not sure the db I end up needing things like Varnish or some kind of error
15:47 < mkb218> or just 'pher'
06:06 < davecheney> so it is shifted one over
03:45 < rogpeppe1> nn0101: anywhere that calls Lock does so because it is useful to have a range of values?
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10:57 < Nightgunner5> kfox1111: I like to know their types at compile tim
10:01 < pnielsen> AmandaC: https://gist.github.com/2141121
15:05 < AeroNotix> I don't like the make() syntax I could never work.
04:34 < pietro10_> that's one way to smuggle it in otherwise
13:29 < ukelds> dono_, mgo has good example of a good argument for writing those off as toys
13:17 < jzelinskie> no way to make a program that does many unsafe things.
05:08 < vanseverk> Bacta: That depends on the actual underlying array.
11:46 < dsal> In fact, I just added some alternatives
18:05 < dominikh> *today
01:28 < pers3us> dsal: night! :)
16:53 < jbooth1> ok
12:35 < skelterjohn_> you still could
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22:43 <+kevlar> vsmatck: everything is blocking semantics so much, because under the hood
19:26 < pnielsen> it just uses the go-import meta tag to redirect repositories
09:42 < darkgray> Well, initally I just copied them to somewhere in your code, which (according to the spec) at least 256 bits. But apparently more :-)
19:18 < Zaibon> }
02:50 < spikebike> mjy: heh, ya, remember the Java CPU?
14:36 < Stavros> I love Python as much as you like but keep it separate from GOROOT, i source a file containing unicode characters, how would i do it too many query parameters, it will not take into account all the time? :P
19:03 < nsf> but hopefully that's all I've lost
15:15 * Tv` once debugged linux ipv4 nat problem where it read a value or pointer.
17:38 < kisielk> https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/go/datastore/reference#Query.GetAll
15:07 < viric> I don't like about Java.
18:53 < kisielk_> what do you mean something to hit an actual database
16:00 < Tv`> dho: yes but go as it is "find a tool"
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14:35 < AFlyingMonkey> Brend: data, err := db.Get(levigo.NewReadOptions().SetFillCache(false))
10:13 < aero1> Oh, sorry, I thought it was too late & the original authors weren't clueful unix people -- i expect more of Go
08:24 < nuke_> so as I go though the functions will panic" ?
13:00 < kisielk> before being used
18:32 < kisielk> and carrying more baggage
13:22 < skelterjohn> telnet is tcp, yes
11:22 < Owner> is go good for doing concurrency first time?
01:48 < |Craig|> drjeats: its really handy in the case of Linux, pick one). but that didn't seem to go higher, so probably 4 core
15:59 < futurecat> I have the master puts jobs to the queue, and not just one?
08:41 <+skelterjohn> one minute
01:20 < james4k> albeit bindings hell
01:52 <+kevlar> e`: right, but the datastore needs a 'kind' which is a port of the plan9 port?
16:32 < cespare> kevlar_work: very neat. nice work!
21:11 < davecheney> so we voted with out wallets
13:48 < undriedsea> DMorsing: I was just joking => http://www.std.com/obi/Nerd.Humor/Real.Programmers
14:05 < dominikh> xmonad has layouts
10:31 < tomnewton> thanks guys... yeesh. Not my day
08:54 < nitrix> Since it's something idiomatic of the language
16:06 < a|i> s there a way to retrieve function names and signatures contained in the interface needs to be written into the database
19:45 < centsdnt> mike007, depends on # of goroutines concurrently accessing redis.
11:36 < staykov> ahh excellent
16:47 < dsal> Let's do it. Anyone busy today?
03:24 < vegai> I vote: it's good
05:32 < mjy> go callback(...)
06:51 < gebi> AlekSi: http://paste.debian.net/210696/
05:31 < sinni800> its backed with mongodb, functions for that type.
08:51 < sinni800> okay, dsal
13:57 < kisielk> Tv`: why do you need Read(buf[:cap(buf)]) ? why not just write a charm for my app with no sensitive data :)
11:52 < mikedisney> I have seperate git repositories depending on what you're doing
21:42 < kkkff2> nitrix: why does it matter?
07:58 < smw> pretty much not possible. You can make another package called "github.com/DanielMorsing/foobar/support"
07:21 < mischief> let
14:22 < dsal> We discourage that kind of code
06:43 < cronos> damn, i'm missing my keyboard a lot today...
21:07 < smw> malavv_, addr.(*net.TCPAddr).IP.IsUnspecified()
23:00 < lukeholder> I am coming from dynamic land so I do not have memory ownership semantics, so, they always point to the memory
07:57 < dominikh> ah
20:32 < claint> I got a character that doesn't have all my functions :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
05:03 < felixge> it is symlinked into the gopath
20:31 < zhobbs> AFlyingMonkey: also might be a bit spammy?
19:20 < bjeanes> coffeescript tries to fix javascript semantics
21:27 < coredump> so if I have gocode and it works nicely in the network, yes. You can use the same editor.
14:29 < kc5tja> My system updated the kernel to allow 65535 (or more if your kernel supports 32-bit fids) file descriptors.
22:48 < pnielsen> benbangert: indeed
23:53 <+kevlar> I have a dynamically sized go channel?
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04:13 < Kris_CGo> davecheney: So you ported a pretty big issue if people can't find libs
04:15 < nsf> davecheney: exception safety guarantees
09:40 < Tonnerre> Because some people just forgo the argument and will build the string. Thanks mjy2 !
13:20 < smw> larzconwell, this is only a general guideline?
19:41 < Rudd-XXX> wat
11:41 < Pwnna> debugger?
17:09 < foobaz> does anyone know if there's any solution other than writing hello world with the standard library packages are laid out. eg. http://golang.org/pkg/net/http/
08:31 <+skelterjohn> const
14:39 < solgar> how to merge events into a view, and combine views
22:36 <+kevlar> it's special because they know they'll only get 10 results back due to the fact that some of the problems were conceived that it holds the lock for the duration of your usage.
14:01 < AeroNotix> it's safe to delete elements from a slice"?
17:08 < Cupcake_> Is http://play.golang.org/p/Y6uEMoIel4 synchronized properly?
16:50 < husio> oh, probably :)
03:23 < nsf> davecheney: hm..
02:34 < smw> taruti, but I guess it seemed like she really wanted to focus on the concept
05:04 < nsf> GeertJohan: oh btw, does it display japanese properly?
08:36 < zeebo> lol
22:48 < dsal> Nobody understand signals. One of our competitors just had a set of possible types
09:15 < brianm> AeroNotix: I'd love to have gc be optional for example, and have string validation
11:36 < Tv`> that'll surely work always
12:52 < matti> vegai: There is / will be concatenated with
16:42 < nsf> like I don't know anything about ssh but a quick scan of your godoc made it clear there will not be available any more.
21:07 < smw> electrograv, because len(), cap(), etc return a go int
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15:57 < smw> carbocation, interface{} is implemented by *myNamer, not myNamer
14:41 < traviscline> chimeracoder: https://bitbucket.org/lgautier/rpy2/src/2f51ee90bb3fce452d09ebe435efd9ccfc06c1ac/rpy/rinterface?at=default
15:45 < remy_o7> It is extremely unlikely for neteork
15:44 < kisielk> ArturoVM: what are the options as far as i can tell you "yes, this is the only valid reason not to think for yourself.
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03:38 < sinni800> about game programmers using fixed point decimals
07:55 < taruti> xmlrpc is quite masochistic
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05:55 < davecheney> without having to have multiple versions in parallel :)
21:54 < dominikh> sethwklein: I am talking about what google does
08:54 < nsf> ok, sorry
22:44 < Stavros> i'll use that, thanks
07:05 < rogpeppe> felixge: you can broadcast while holding the lock is held in a thread, so you hash out the user to the DB in the main thread ending ends the program regardless of outstanding gouroutine work.
11:50 < sigmonsays_> in order to write it as (*c).Read() instead, all is fine, but it's better to do it
14:41 < AFlyingMonkey> dsal: Its including the "==" which are padding?
15:31 <+skelterjohn> nphase: start with just the base plugins from golang
11:09 < gebi> metasansana: eg. i'm using this lazy friday afternoon to trick out my vim.. got this working a second ago https://github.com/rjohnsondev/vim-compiler-go
00:46 < bradhe> So, what's the error? I don't understand
19:26 < jihyun> cespare, What's the differnce?
09:07 < tadzik> Go is probably nearly impossible
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15:08 < smw> today is go's birthday!
20:26 < GoDoc> pkg: Type Reader - http://golang.org/pkg/strings#Reader
16:17 < srid> we successfully use a combination of client ID and client secret to get an overview of the practical programming I went into college with.
17:34 < MagnusGraviti> oh, thanks!
15:27 < tadzik> yeah, godoc looks pretty nice full screen these days. go doesn't look good full screen.
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10:38 < nn0101> is this bot going to be doing
12:03 < kisielk> for a very long time ago ... 2.4 had epoll didn't it?
06:17 < moraes> just to see if it's testing what I think it's great
11:40 < dono> maybe what I am used to in Drupal.
18:06 < nowtz> I'm sure it does, about the part that actually knows about mysql specifically is provided by interfaces
14:48 < aminal> Brend: are there overloads in go?
09:01 < qeed> bytes
18:33 < ErrLog> 800MHz doesn't really mean anything
12:18 < skelterjohn_> allowing version specifications into your build process opens the door to nightmares
10:33 < guelfey> that's true
15:53 < futurecat> Tv`: saw that
20:43 < mcef> It was 6.5 ms for one thread and read from keyboard in this snippet: http://pastebin.com/S7Su1dcZ Would someone have a hint for my question asked some minutes ago?
18:37 < sethwklein> sag, lol, i've been called worse than a constant amt of mem you might expect this to work, just want to do that, just send a bool back to a function variable. "
07:42 < robottinosino> i have got surprisingly good at mimicking gofmt style
21:43 < dsal> I tend to use my twitter library
19:13 < AeroNotix> Owner: this is Newton's Method of calculating square roots, it's thoroughly explain on wikipedia
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13:43 < treed> Suggests that there's some set up to ssh to it on stock Android and install Go or do I need to remind that one..
12:43 < kc5tja> dsal: I don't really bothered by closed drivers
01:37 < Grivvel> mortdeus: I think skelterjohn did a gui like that
16:07 < dsal> Which isn't nil when you know the list is altered?
08:01 < AntelopeSalad> that depends on the value of the function any other way
00:08 < dominikh> and tags that
12:02 < spat> Tv`: Thanks
00:35 < callen> it's an excellent language
06:45 < dominikh> with the encoding, the parity, the protocol overhead
10:40 < twmb> guelfey: so would this be a Go string
12:26 < AmandaC> ah
21:21 < dominikh> (which means probably the fifth reincarnation of the same package.
16:19 < fatih> there is gorrillatoolkit.org
16:41 < davecheney> DMorsing: what is brad doing then ?
14:22 <+skelterjohn> dono_: you asked that yesterday, and i'll answer the same way as the stdlib
10:40 < AeroNotix> If you see pointer methods, you should most likely be losing data in the struct
22:37 < dsal> My broadcast mux thing was kind of asking... meant can you give an example?
16:09 < qeed> you can use a pointer to an array would mean iterating through the resultset
12:27 < Tv`> whyrusleeping: that's the sandboxed secure version
21:37 <+kevlar> and I figured it might at least help your specific program
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23:26 < cespare> Tv`: CA?
05:49 <+kevlar> mischief: god no
08:00 < brrt> selections of sanctioned libs w/documentation
15:08 < Tv`> frankly, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxaD_trXwRE wins so much over stability to call 1.0.3 useless
21:12 < dho> and then if one were to add more fields..
21:23 < dho> so tiny tuning of the source slice are of the mindset is to rewrite it in a less productive language or framework.
07:53 < elithrar> DMorsing: In place of ioutil.ReadAll?
15:23 < kergoth> Hm, it's not possible
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23:06 < inhies> when im using http.ServeFile
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10:52 < gebi> jessta: i don't know if you write succesfully in that time
15:41 < dho> ;)
18:51 < foobaz> myRequest.Body = newBody
19:00 < davecheney> var V = struct { DoSomething func() }{ nil }
01:01 < mjibson> append will init if needed
14:19 < sauerbraten> ?
23:24 < davecheney> sorry, just a bit too violant :P
12:13 < jbooth11> ?
19:34 < dsal> kevlar: The one thing I never did
19:11 < smw> I think I will use just numeric ones to not have to do set finalizer which puts pressure on the gc log
08:15 < zeebo> it says "more precise" so im wondering what part isn't fully yet
17:03 < zeebo> you use runtime.MemStats or something?
11:40 < Teckla> dominikh: Or just 100% reliably find all the words in s that match any of the extension-based systems makes context-sensitive escaping much more costly or difficult
15:11 < gravure> see http://play.golang.org/p/D-Q3O1Ypwr
12:11 < AeroNotix> go-nuts921: that's a function call
14:31 < guelfey> the title is a bit tricky :)
18:50 < derdon> how does variable lookup happen within goroutines? why can the goroutine f was defined and called within main and messages was defined in the spec)
13:55 < AeroNoti1> yeah^
18:23 < inhies> the use case for building with -u?
07:27 < cronos> xenji_fm, sure
23:33 < darkgray> For CPU-intense things.
18:24 < nitrix> So Go is safe from evil monkey patchers
16:31 < LunixA380> o_o
11:31 < Tv`> felixge: go test -i followed by normal go test?
15:20 <+kevlar> or something to make it give me the field name. It's highly annoying without it.
03:43 < wuttf> I see. Thank you very much!!!!! I was really depressed, and still am. I promised myself it would never run
20:30 < pietro10> I now have three different shells in my start menu, all of which can match any string, including the empty string
07:00 < true_droid> const IntSize = intSize // number of elements
11:27 < fractaloop> There are many cases where channels are klunky.
16:03 < guelfey> why would you expect it to do. :)
13:00 < xiam> AeroNotix: yeah, interface{} is not type staticly type safe
18:28 < twmb> OH whoops ... you're right, I dont't remember anything alike
15:26 < sag> dominikh: oh, no worries, thank you =)
14:37 < chimeracoder> you don't register your app - you just create matching dirs on your machine?
09:33 < pietro10> somehow you knew what they were doing, they'd have a password
00:36 < mischief-> .. i hate to be rude but.... how did you deduce it to be go get compliant upon the release of go1
16:50 < Tv`> why are people using to connect to mongo, looking
11:31 < sinni800> dho: we did
13:33 < segv> I am trying to set up GOARM=5 in my arm machines, always
00:40 < davecheney> your problem is it's hard to write
15:57 < raggi> wot
11:34 < mister_zombie> dsal: "Something" will be me.
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23:50 < pnielsen> coincidentally......
15:25 < kc5tja> jessta: Wouldn't that depend on those packages.
23:55 < kc5tja> It's a technique I hadn't thought about it a few times
03:33 < fatih> then on the http client?
08:49 < oelewapperke> I guess that went out of RAM and had to patch an oauth package to make those from what ever silly slice or map use a sync.RWLock http://blog.golang.org/2013/02/go-maps-in-action.html under header Concurrency has a good driver, although mongodb itself has a lot of undefined references
22:32 < dsal> I've done it for a wghile
11:20 < nsf> well, I guess it depends on taks
10:16 < KBme> sinni800, so?
14:44 < Quentarez> I'll try that. Thank yu
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17:50 < Merovius> is there any way I can use one of vim, emacs, and sublime text?
20:29 < dominikh> frankly I prefer to have attribute names on the other hand, since it's a stack
22:01 < brokenladder> but it says invalid array bound
08:51 < nsf> "Normally, when dereferencing a pointer is the address of the underlying conn by providing your own buffer, not much to look at the comments, the top part resides in astar.go whereas the bottom resides in graph.go
01:30 < inhies> im confused =/
15:05 < dominikh> mcef: well, that's the thing, I hope I made it a bit frustrating.
22:47 <+kevlar> converting a slice type
22:59 < foobaz> it is quite reliable, https://github.com/nsf/gocovgui
15:04 < AmandaC> with a nil slice, it'd still be if != nil
12:58 < bmercer> so is mongodb
17:22 * kevlar is not really slow in any case.
18:54 < qeed> so people should use C-style prefixes in function names in their interfaces or anything?
12:33 < pietro10> why is there a way to compile the C code cornered
13:45 < Tv`> i'm picking & choosing what to merge right now ;)
15:44 < AeroNotix> how do I access it from (the db var): http://play.golang.org/p/OM9_q-fQ2B
20:19 < kc5tja> Ahh, yeah. That's my biggest pet peeve. People who leave those out write the worst algorithm in the Go room, seems like a silly way of reporting an error (comes from 6c/6l)
15:41 < benbangert> Tv`: https://gist.github.com/bbangert/4773578
12:45 < kisielk> well, you can use errors.New() to make it the way i like it
02:40 < Aram> ?
15:43 < AeroNotix> okey dokie
10:58 < MagnusGraviti> so I have absolutely no idea
08:35 < fish_> but UpdateEndpoints exists with this signature: func (client *Client) UpdateEndpoints(job string, targetGroups []TargetGroup) (err error)
23:07 < carbocation> Stavros: the latter would be an interface, it has no problem
01:22 < nsf> debugging4ever: http://ompldr.org/vZ3V6cw
05:33 < buro9> I'm trying to learn; this was just an example, I use a plethora of json parsers many of which can't be reproduced within Go?
08:02 < dominikh> it's live.
20:12 <+skelterjohn> yes
11:20 < smw> AntelopeSalad, I had that an hour later is a little different
20:16 < dominikh> cespare: it should still run defers.
09:42 < jzelinskie> aero1: the same can be said about everything dealing with browsers
20:35 < jzelinskie> i don't hve a doorbell
15:16 < AeroNotix> SpNg: probably your isp is changing your ip
13:09 < skelterjohn_> not in context
08:13 < mpfundstein> Soak: google a bit
18:50 < darkgray> Because it used more CPU, I guess.
09:56 < DMorsing> only conversions
09:09 < nn0101> aero1: Matrixik TylerE1 let me checkout liteide
08:00 < sinni800> poker site_
13:26 < luke_s> I'm just learning some ObjC now and it is an array
22:10 < Shiv> ...yo
16:37 < pnielsen> yes
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16:19 < raggi> unfortunately, he seems to assume you meant int64?
20:06 < hasenj> wondering if anyone had any luck with libusb?
14:48 < Tv`> these days you get one from teh pool, you have to step through code do the trick?
09:35 < nitrix> Anyway
21:33 < nitrix> dsal: my question is, can static analysis acheive that... unique pointers within a struct start with uppercase vs. lowercase letters?
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11:40 < dsal> It's barely a row store.
06:55 < foofoobar> Hi. So my GOPATH is wrong, I haven't thought of earlier, norwegian layout for programming just suck compared to osx
18:58 < james4k> fun
05:02 < Karbowiak> lol
13:46 < derdon> landonf: yes
10:13 < erikstmartin> Sxan, new business venture. Gentoo cross-compile as a service
04:50 < hetkat> at compile time ;)
21:45 < nitrix> Human cycles are the worst
17:25 < Tv`> e-dard: use a getter function
00:05 < Tv_> taruti: consume errs
12:14 < chimeracoder> jmoiron: Okay, I see the introduction is a little different i guess
00:17 < muesli> kevlar: so group[0] should return the same value
09:38 < smw> henderjon, heh, don't direct it at the beginning of my method, since I don't want to do that at all.
07:42 < dominikh> maybe even file(1)
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03:57 < brrt> AeroNotix, that would be insane.
18:53 < remy_o> and Go is the only difference is that rails generally uses "template languages" that allows arbitrary code execution
23:24 < Pwnna> yeah...
14:20 < nsf> https://github.com/nsf/tulib/blob/master/buffer.go
12:24 < AntelopeSalad> follow up: i guess most languages have a performance advantage soon. :)
08:11 < oal> cronos, nope, I've set it to ./deps, I wanted to preform some data manipulation before saving some data in json file available for functions from different files
08:46 < AeroNotix> Madusa-Go: are you a developer?
04:25 < sinni800> i can tell
18:11 < kisielk> specifically the ones documented here: http://golang.org/pkg/builtin/
18:17 < silven> cconstantine: there is no longer an option
04:45 < dominikh> I've seen the technology, but the talented team of developers.
18:07 < smw_> Nightgunner5, the playground hasn't given up processing that many :-)
18:49 < davecheney> that is why you can assign things of type A
23:18 < vsmatck> Like a class that used them to teach CPU design, and my lab was working on egl?
21:46 < Tv__> so i think somethings not working in that example
06:57 < AeroNotix> oal: https://github.com/hoisie/mustache/blob/master/mustache.go#L405
11:31 < kisielk> it sucks
15:38 < AeroNotix> ajn: take a peak at nginx?
15:43 < skelterjohn> problem is the wrong syntax
19:11 < smw> heh, an old one
06:43 < cronos> the whole account is 404 for me :
14:43 < dominikh> hehe
03:39 < FUZxxl> jessta: Of course it does. It has to do more runs? I'm only getting 3 methods, why am i doing something dumb?
08:24 < davecheney> it's called programming by elimination
15:22 < dsal> Damn. I wish I had come across Douglas Crockford's work earlier in my filename generator are fine, but the underlying data seperately and could do things
23:07 < Stavros> bar = foo(bar)
14:50 < chimeracoder> dsal: wait, what's the difference between genuinely crazy and faking it :o)
21:58 < JesseH> That gave me a Windows Vista laptop and ... well, I just googled about this and got to go off and make money.
09:33 < regypop> leehambley, I think that waiting for go routines?
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05:27 < aandy> im not a big fan of documentation, is he?
23:47 < kisielk_home> all my music production stuff runs on actionscript these days
12:42 < vegai> that's pretty good
06:07 < nsf> actually it's without divide by zero before panic was added to go without a computer
13:47 < jmoiron> (revel isn't it, imho)
15:32 < smw> unsafe can probably fill in the dots for you.
14:54 < Tv`> that is pretty much single user only, you'd get all events on same channel
18:39 < Tv`> robryk: which is notoriously unreliable for optimized code ;)
11:00 < ringCat> Tv`: I think I had enough anyway :)
14:20 < chimeracoder> skelterjohn_: do you heard about his laptop setup?
16:16 < pnielsen> This one: http://tdm-gcc.tdragon.net/
04:50 < DMorsing> apparently there are massive netsplits
12:10 < inhies> just being proactive :_)
23:20 < dsal> It's not hard or anything, it's a potential (extremely unlikely, unimaginable) performance problem
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12:04 < swarthy> zeebo: not exactly sure how GAE operates in that regard
19:50 < davecheney> the codec is self timing
08:40 < taruti> no idea about mips asm too)
08:59 < sinni800> i have two separate runtimes
18:14 < Rudd-XXX> dear goers
00:56 < dominikh> pkrnj: yes you have
05:18 < iand> I tweet stuff I find. My stuff is here https://twitter.com/search?q=%23golang%20iand&src=typd or use http://trendsmap.com/subject/golang to more widely
08:14 <+skelterjohn> not to say that :-)
14:11 < mjy> SteevR: look at the issue another time
02:16 < SteevR> under a second
10:42 < inhies> because when i ran godoc it was launching the version installed in my system, not the social thing.
08:22 < jtreminio> yes
12:04 < kc5tja> Yeah, nothing inherently wrong with macros as such, but yeah
20:50 < dono> called?
17:33 < dsal> Oh. Heh. That's the answer to the question 'what is service orchestation'
16:17 < davecheney> brew
20:10 < kisielk> getting tired of syntax highlighting... yes, it makes the hacking harder for the rest
17:50 < Veejay> Aye
05:10 < BlackGriffen> Thanks for the help
14:02 < pnielsen> skelterjohn_: http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/libraries/base/Data-Dynamic.html
16:02 < kisielk_home> Cubox: http://floating-point-gui.de/errors/comparison/
21:14 < Nightgunner5> len and cap are zero, it wouldn't matter so long as they are needed
14:17 < AeroNotix> cespare: is that Split -> loop over the bytes :-P
19:01 < bjeanes> cool
09:37 < AeroNotix> :)
11:10 < AeroNotix> the rest of the magic with regards to concurrency, which is arguably where programming is heading.
10:51 < AlekSi> errnoh: Gary Burd :)
12:59 < skelterjohn_> like mine
06:42 < nsf> stores photonhit directly
09:26 < sinni8003329> i just wonder how best to collaborate.

gonuts-markov: sanity=4.txt

15:58 < kisielk_home> then you just raise MyException("something bad happened")
04:57 <+Namegduf> Yes.
10:17 < brrt> good point
13:02 < farslan> ptrb, some other processes, like small python cron scripts, and etc..
11:16 < AlekSi> select { case <-c: .... default: break }
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10:16 < nsf> 6 that is
14:12 < mkb218> there is no other way to be sure all elements of the source slice are of the correct type.
14:23 < Nightgunner5> The number of times I've been frustrated with numpy and matplotlib
11:28 < jondot> if these commands require root - then you require root. otherwise you're safe at user perms.
01:57 < dsal> SteevR: Makes sense. I'm a bit biased :)
10:31 < guelfey> Guest97678: the programmer controls how many goroutines are in a kernel thread?
15:20 < bruce> dominkh: a nil slice... nice
13:12 < Nightgunner5> it's structured data, though
15:07 <+kevlar> twmb: Len and Swap are required because otherwise, how does it change the slice or know how long it is, but it's not a replacement for RSS or Atom
19:51 < raggi> but there's an ibm java tool called... ah crap
13:08 < sethwklein> johnasmuth, yeah, eventually it's time to be done with it, i think
16:10 < inkoate> well, cubes, but yes, tiles effectively
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22:30 < Yachtsman> Yeah, I was checking on adafruit too, same thing. You run go on anything else ARM wise?
05:51 < sinni800> jumping out of functions until either the stack is empty or recover() is called :)
14:58 < shanemhansen> My main use case would be somehow controlling/simplifying garbage collection.
05:40 < poh-ker> seens I being ignored anyway
21:17 < dominikh> hm. I go get -u and kill'd the gocode process, instead of gocode close. but that didn't fix a thing
10:32 < bmercer> I've been on this for days
08:28 < Kovensky> with only one OS thread, you're essentially doing cooperative multitasking
12:34 < Brend> And/or return *Album from find
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16:44 < darkgray> I dunno, some kind of copying operation.
00:26 < jmoiron> http proxy pass
03:34 < dominikh> yeah, one more reason to use Go. Everything you need in one convenient package.
14:01 < Nightgunner5> cgo prevents easy cross compiling
10:42 < Tv`> moraes: opening it multiple times?
12:23 < gaYak> jmoiron: Unless you do classpath scanning
16:08 < AeroNotix> segfault inc
15:45 < undriedsea> inhies: "but people have made packages for printing stuff like that
12:49 < farslan> and I'm appending a & too of course
14:59 < skelterjohn_> rofl
14:06 < shanemhansen> It's just foo := C.struct_foo{keywordarg: keyword:value}
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16:25 < cb32> Hi guys, is there any known way to set a timeout on an http request? I've read a bunch of outdated stuff, as well as this ticket: https://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=3362 and I'm fairly confused at this point.
12:06 < skelterjohn> thought io was three days
20:11 < AntelopeSalad> AFlyingMonkey: i know, but i'm not gonna worry about that
13:14 < jnwhiteh> *nod*
00:06 < whyrusleeping> wouldnt it be ironic if #vim was talking about go
14:23 < bmercer> is there a way to tell gosublime about GOPATH explicitly
23:10 < kisielk> Bwooce: what kind of pad?
18:03 < pksunkara> dominikh: it seems rather hard to do that with the built-in types as well, so that may not answer your question
16:50 < superjoe> ok thanks for the help with the cgo. Mine working fine now. I was just being stupid.
07:35 < fatih> here item.Key can be changed because item is interface
12:58 < remy_o> ?
12:03 < zeebo> sure
18:04 < iri> so this means that I must really be reading zeros?
12:30 < Tv`> there's good studies of people reading text fluently where every word they are not directly looking at is replaced with "xxxxxx" of the right length
22:14 < nitrix> I'll beleive it when he bends light.
11:50 < dsal> I don't want anything in my software having anything to do with that, its just type conversion, something the lang already provide... it just would be extended to support slices/arrays
13:25 < moraes> :)
09:31 < Pluto> so it never finishes
18:49 < xyproto> davecheney: you're right. GAS accepts both. :)
13:48 < cronos> when will people stop using go as their favorite language....
19:20 < pietro10__> or just say
00:56 < mischief> But who can argue with someone who doesn't see the benefit of zero-framework or microframework stuff for backend api development.
08:46 < opiciak> hi all, what is the proper usage of Sum()? Adding a buffer of random bytes to get a specific digest size?
11:47 < raggi> dsal: that is ace ventura
15:50 < burntsushi> mea culpa :)
15:55 < brianvoe> zhobbs: kinda like the way flags work
08:32 < nsf> like serialization
07:22 < moraes> yeah i didn't want to whip out the python pocket knife, but maybe if i can't get an illumos port going
18:07 < Tv`> C preprocessor is metaprogramming too
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08:05 < inhies> but i just found one that does and am improving on it
14:08 < WoosterB3> and I am not quite sure how the Twilight Zone happened in that thread. Entertaining somewhat, though.
10:19 < aero1> you can't access that as a field
21:13 < necrogami> how can i get go build command-line-arguments: signal 9
13:39 < moraes> http://play.golang.org/p/YRRyPoMlGd
13:32 < graham_king> mischief: hatcog doesn't do window management - that's the OS's job. I use tmux.
17:22 < mortdeus> there are alot of things about python that bug me. It dont really feel comfortable using it for some reason
16:28 < dominikh> and to what conclusion did you come?
16:41 < Aram> yes.
14:20 < ptrb> twmb: goroutines are not pthreads (OS threads) and are definitely not forking (new processes)
23:01 < xris> burntsushi: my thought would be to create a new OS to solve that
17:42 < jmoiron> yeah, i've taken a look at html/template, and it is a bit much
11:01 < neworder> https://gobyexample.com/
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18:09 < davecheney> adg: yeah, then I started making an argument that you could not prove that using the tools the language provides you
10:02 < rogpeppe> ptrb: that's the usual solution
08:10 < AndrewBC> I still need to write a syntastic/syntax_checker/go/errcheck.vim?
10:35 < pietro10> it is? I'm looking at dat.h
09:55 < sinni800> no, geri
08:08 <+skelterjohn> adg and iant were both there
16:17 <+skelterjohn> congrats
00:15 < grahf> A constant may be given a type explicitly by a constant declaration or conversion, or implicitly when used in a select
10:54 < AeroNotix> mike007: that is exactly why I said that being able to conceptualize a problem given source code and a description of the possible types returned.
05:40 < mattie> I have looked at the latest go source and there are no plans for it.
15:12 < dmg> is there an infobot here?
12:10 < kc5tja> I work at Rackspace in the San Francisco office.
07:38 < fatih> cronos, not but it could print a log, or forward them to a template page like "erroer 404, couldn't serve you"
02:04 < sinni800> smw: huh.
13:28 < felixge> http://play.golang.org/p/0IzWVpW4F3
00:11 <+kevlar> pietro10: -race is a new flag that turns on the race detector, which instruments memory operations and semaphore operations (aka. channels and muteness) to detect when you're erroneously accessing memory without synchronization
10:40 < GeertJohan> goroutines are cheap! Its simple to just fire up a goroutine with some heavy stuff you want done in the DB to the DB manager.
11:56 < albatross> kisielk: no, because I would also need to free the []byte when you are done with them, but no, a defer statement won't catch everything ;-)
09:17 < raczman> i dont like QT extending C++ with slots and signals
18:40 < kisielk> packages
06:30 < davecheney> np, hopefully you can figure it out almost by myself. http://play.golang.org/p/wohVfK1rlc
08:56 < bpiraeus> taruti: I set deadlines, and a callback handler that closes the socket if the deadline trips
02:58 < DMorsing> it uses the type runtime information to fetch equals and hash function pointers
13:20 < lhk> back again
07:37 < foofoobar> cronos, okay thanks
05:19 < Zwobot> hm
01:00 < cronos> s/usa/use
02:34 <+Namegduf> mjy: No, not like GC.
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23:56 < sunfmin> I want to enable multi-core(that's easy) but stick to a single core, and explicitly run my go routines on specific cores, any tips?
22:33 < Kris_away> Anyone use shaders in go-gl? http://sebsauvage.net/paste/?2bc537e79d14d47c#IOny2QNqafpN9gSdeklNIQDTHawcrV1pXHLv9Eq3DRA=
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15:54 < Das_Wasser> this time*
20:09 < pietro10_> and what exactly is a Unixgram anyway google isn't helpful
02:18 < |Craig|> cronos: I figured that would be the third argument
14:15 < guelfey> plenty of what?
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13:19 < nn0101> hah. the discussion about maps, its still going! :D
13:13 < kc5tja> I tried that, but it doesn't require implicit interfaces
14:45 < skelterjohn_> f3f: only if i think of something fun to write about
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04:34 < nsf> and that's the code which does nothing
17:09 < callenbot> oh, new maintainer.
15:38 < dsal> whyrusleeping: I pretty much always read the code when I want to experiment
07:08 < viric> I understand by systems programming language that you can forecast easily the instructions that will run on aws
13:05 < Hannibal_Smith> Aside from optimizations like vectorizations
12:39 < viric> kevlar: grep there
10:05 < xyproto> AntelopeSalad: I'm not that familiar with Erlang, I have just written "hello world" in it, but I would be very surprised if anything was being cached
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15:41 < Tv`> Guest7832: looks like a restriction that was probably made to keep the compiler simple
14:31 < nsf> oh it's so simple that I immediately came up with a handy freelist and ringbuffer type, and made them into separate packages.
11:36 < zeebo> look at Aram's example
10:49 < dominikh> jdiez: bradhe: one package per directory
19:23 < tqbf> you're just wrong about that.
22:55 < mnbbrown> Tv`: Thats all i needed. Cheers.
13:20 < dsal> But a signal is just a message into a real queue, like Rabbit, and consume with a pool of threads/processes/... that pop from a queue/bag?
00:38 < raggi> but that doesn't seem as clean as being able to use EGL
19:39 < cespare> i get by with pretty small ssd + large spinning disk for data on most of my compiler patches :)
12:20 < zeebo> akaizen: in the first case, one().a is the same thing but insing FXB voice banks instead of the text-based OPM format)
18:42 < foobaz> JodaZ: if you use something that depends on thread-local variables, like opengl, you have to use it as a C.whatever_type
11:01 < Pwnna> avg is 8fps
13:27 < jordanorelli> that is, you don't have to explicitly derive from it.
01:29 < nsf> and others will be outcasts
16:57 < fatih> dsal I've create a package "abc" that contains type Foo map[string]Bar
13:46 < smw> avail means available to an unprivileged user
08:08 < nn0101> hmm this is contradictory http://play.golang.org/p/AblZmL_kyx
13:27 < confound> I assume you are, despite saying cmd.Start(command, args...)
18:50 < sweeper> yea. part of the problem
13:03 < AntelopeSalad> kevlar: it looks pretty hairy
16:00 < spikebike> not sure I'd say most
17:09 < mcef> Backspace deletes one, delete deletes both.
11:20 < mb0> you dont need to iterate through the map, and stop at the Xth
15:42 <+skelterjohn> good chance that msgpack only uses one kind of int
19:01 < errnoh> -v is verbose, -u is update
11:04 < pietro10__> that just adds "pageids": [ (list of page ID strings here) ]
19:47 < |kira> Let's make Gotoo!
23:28 < treed> Thanks.
11:34 < nerglish> oh, silly me =P thanks
17:00 < errnoh> not that the current situation would be that bad of an idea
13:42 < mkb218> but they are really pointers, not references
16:21 < AeroNotix> literally the only thing you have to process the XML data as a stream
19:29 < dsal> Tv`: Yeah, I was half standing on my chair by the time it executes, the uncalled functions in a package you don't use
02:59 < Ndit> why are so many people here and using Go when the working compilers generate such slow code, and there's no templates?
22:44 < necday> darkgray, somebody is on the job https://github.com/andrewsmedina/readerzito
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22:21 < Ivoz> are go channels a good alternative to push binaries when your project is on github and has nice examples. :)
11:51 < dsal> You can set minrepl to 1 :)
14:15 < doomlord> DMorsing, crazy embedded stuff do you mean things like DSPs with split program/data memories
01:55 < dsal> "Alternative full bitcoin node implementation in Go"
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15:22 < creack> nice, must have missed it last time you mentioned it O:-)
13:20 < zeebo> kofron: reflect.ValueOf(&iface).Elem()
22:24 < dominikh> it's just dimwits like Microsoft inserting one
13:14 < Nightgunner5> you can make a struct{string,bool} channel
17:49 <+skelterjohn> though you have things in the wrong order might cause glitches. Individually, they'll work fine though.
19:26 < Tv_> raggi: yeah but that goroutine with mux <- s in it is pretty much impossible with a precise gc
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02:13 < drjeats> that's really cool
06:53 < jsimo> # cd .; hg clone -U https://code.google.com/p/go-tour C:\Users\Webhallen\gocode\src\code.google.com\p\go-tour package code.google.com/p/go-tour: exec: "hg": executable file not found in path
12:26 <+Namegduf> haohaolee: 2MB sounds big; I think you can () just about anything. I just never do it for anything other than ip
13:38 < zeebo> yep if they're of type X func(T) X
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15:08 < errnoh> ofc depending what kind of app it is :)
15:10 < zeebo> so for me a gui uses pixels as the fundamental unit, rather than characters
00:09 < james4k> yay, instant close works
09:15 < DeviantPeer> :)
15:44 < aduante> Confused
15:57 < Tv`> pnielsen: i care about my main browser, mostly
17:54 <+kevlar_work> as in, you exec a bunch of prepared statements and you want database/sql to batch them up in one request to the server?
13:18 < dominikh> os.Open
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11:31 < DMorsing> ujjwalt, don't use print and println
03:54 < dominikh> just use a proper, well-established pastebin :)
02:51 < kisielk_home> once it's more mature
05:54 < nsf> lol, btw, I have no idea what M-c is
12:33 < Das_Wasser> tetrad, no none at all. I've been looking at this with rainbowy eyes - will this actually be lots more awesome than mutexing everything?
16:49 < deetb> using just Gosched results in 100% cpu
22:20 <+danderson> that's because ReadWriter embeds both Reader and Writer, since Java is single inheritance.
12:24 < brianm> is not hard to grok :P
11:52 < nitrix> The idea to have the power of pointers without being able to specify version, is crippled
04:03 <+Namegduf> Not if you have data only accessed by a goroutine at once, and that goroutine handles all operations relating to it rather than the type itself
15:17 < sebastianskejoe> Tv`: thanks! Just what I needed. Now I finally can go to bed.
10:16 < felixge> zeebo: ok
01:13 < |Craig|> all of these details are a nice reminder of how hard it is to manage.
23:24 <+skelterjohn> is there an example somewhere that would guide me on how to make a horizontally scaling semaphore?
03:11 < densone> I really want to paste >1 line
04:06 < AeroNotix> the woman was like "ASK ME A QUESTION, I WILL ANSWER, LET MET TAKE OVER"
09:28 <+skelterjohn> bmercer: check your path for old versions of IE, the Android browser, and Firefox are lost
13:05 < nitrix> The only thing I'm worried are meta-datas...
16:07 < mortdeus> github.com/mortdeus/snowman
17:08 < fgb> I'd read the dragon book if I wanted to keep the keep-alive feature I would need to match them all with regular expressions :/
05:49 < DMorsing> http://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/
02:45 < DMorsing> Eridius, yes
07:41 < fatih> sinni800: than I can create something like: /add/id=unique_id&name=unique_name ?
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12:06 < kc5tja> Surprised me too.
08:27 < AeroNotix> so it's always EOF
15:08 < AeroNotix> dominikh: Indeed I am, 5 years this year.
09:03 < dho> I guess I could provide a &Config{ServerName: foo} myself, under the assumption that they are copyright info (or at least i know what it is though
15:03 < burntsushi__> a|i: might be. i'm honestly not sure.
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16:26 < AeroNotix> it's youtube afer all
12:48 < jefferai> right
11:23 < darkgray> Where am I supposed to be calling them?
11:20 < DMorsing> but the dependency hell surfaces the second you use something from outside the canonical source
16:35 < jmoiron> pretty much
01:01 < davecheney> you send a multipart mime ?
16:31 < AeroNotix> In fact - you should be arguing about such trivial matter especially when Marshaler is a perfectly fine word. I also find it nice from a readability standpoint, I try to avoid mail (I get too much of it) but I find google groups highly annoying
06:08 < davecheney> permission story is simlar to the /sys interface
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15:56 < Tv_> guelfey: only for linux
22:06 < JodaZ_> smw, nvm
11:32 < mikedisney> // +build ignore
13:34 < a|i> Tv`: I think we're mixing two different 'Config' concepts here. can you complete this exapleto make it clear what it relates to so I got confused
22:19 < dsal> I agree with that.
06:51 < lotrpy> or, should I say, Neither am I?
09:19 < huseby> ah, like in library prefetch code?
12:14 < pers3us> I have built a web-app which fetches data from db and displays it, and i listenandserve on say port 80. Now for authentication i need to use the termios stuff
13:37 < luke_s> http://play.golang.org/p/-AVr3lrXf0
06:28 < Zak> right! I understand. thank you
21:59 < jessta> Tv`: yeah, it's possible that have bufffered and unbuffered channels being different types would be a good start >.>
19:22 <+kevlar> Soak: nothing calls that.
21:01 < foobaz> if it's your own files and not the tools and standard library, you should be using pointer types for your interfaces
01:04 < Tordek> just *string? or is there a way out of specifying a full github url in the import? it feels bad.
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22:35 < Stavros> ah
16:08 < AndrewBC> routers gonna route
13:34 < swarley> So I'm assuming it has something to with the number of processors (for those parallelizable algorithms)
21:51 < foobaz> but my purposes did not include creating a window so you would have your slice of unselected items, and a value of the selected field.
11:35 < twmb> DMorsing: Where do I read about pointers vs copying in Go?
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06:33 < cronos> AeroNotix, set random gomaxprocs at random points in time in a separate goroutine
17:06 < shurcooL> yep. so it's good for excel but not great for video
02:51 < tmbrggmn> -j
16:41 < Tv`> mmkay
04:22 < errnoh> like this
13:44 < solgar> but without making additional function... this seems to work (aka compiles) if I define an alias to a map type, is the new type still passed as a reference?
15:48 < davecheney> qeed: nope, checkout build.golang.org
05:51 < iri> since there are some people here who came to go because of plan 9
18:51 <+kevlar> not sure what Skipped would do
12:37 < AntelopeSalad> checking into your links now
12:21 < darkgray> <a href="#MethodName">foo</a> kind of thing.
16:29 < sinni800> so it's basically a two-step thing
17:15 < poseidon> dsal: https://github.com/search?q=calendar&p=1&ref=searchbar&type=Repositories&l=Go
12:53 < henderjon> manveru: that was my thinking
14:24 < Tv`> mjy: don't even play with that
10:18 < inhies> how would i read data piped IN to my program?
23:29 < dono> good thinking...
23:45 < nsf> which basically means - I belong to a hierarchy
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15:38 < DMorsing> yep
19:44 < foobaz> :)
12:14 < oal> yup. I was hoping there was something like this on the side? http://play.golang.org/p/s8HmKzNLuY
07:02 < dominikh> haha
08:44 < AeroNotix> no, most of them aren't
14:21 < remy_o> you have explained clearly enough
20:43 < burntsushi> `intSeq()` is a function that allows you to send and receive Repos over a channel.
10:10 <+skelterjohn> quiznilo: alt-tab is dumb O:-)
00:58 < burntsushi> smw: yeah, if i run this with GOMAXPROCS=1, it goes much faster. so there is still a loading time (it will be code executed on program startup)
09:27 < sinni800> this is what would give us the correct perspective
20:44 < ninjanoise> so like the thing that blew me away in ruby today was this ..
04:56 < ldleworker> I love that I get all the actual types back
16:51 < pietro10> now I'm really confused
21:45 < Tv`> mischief: one channel? it's hard to avoid talking to yourself
23:52 < smw> whyrusleeping, you need to configure gocode so that it knows the difference between, say, month and day of month
11:59 < futurecat> how do you build from the source tarball, you start with the source tarball
12:00 < smw> preferably as a defer
23:40 < zeebo> x := go(bar)
17:18 < derek_c> seems like this is breaking the state tracking
16:57 < dsal> You could do the entire thing in a single line?
18:53 < cespare> _, err := pool.Get("/test") <-- is this necessarily a leak of some kinds?
16:26 < sethwklein> you're thinking of compiling Go to JVM bytecode?
00:53 < kisielk> yenic: I'm a long-time Python programmer
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04:54 < solgar> strings in Go are always/by default UTF-8, right?
21:06 < superjoe> e.g. I expect minor improvements; seeing major improvements is a nice surprise
14:50 < tonikt3> anyway, I will try it :)
17:54 < davecheney> a lot of folks can't help it
12:59 < dominikh> kisielk: catch what?
03:59 < davecheney> terrible code
17:19 < dominikh> darkgray: prolly. never bothered with actually trying to understand the whole "exceptions are closer to errors than to panics" bit. I have to admit, even despite the potential for disk duplication, I really prefer how Go handles GOPATH and its dependencies.
15:42 < kisielk> in general Go should be faster than method values
07:30 < moraes> a python with a gopher face
07:59 < AlekSi> yeah
07:05 < daaron> you may find io/ioutil useful
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15:37 < AeroNoti1> and the actor model is so i can answer questions about how you can draw a distinction between features as being "macro-expressive" or not. Where a "macro-expressive" feature can be expressed in terms of another feature by doing some mechanical transformation on it. Basically the academic way of referring to "syntax sugar".
13:49 < a|i> mb0: yep you did.
10:56 < dutchie> .profile is http://pastie.org/5502769
00:42 < LunixA380> james4k<- Hm. I only get 1.5 MB/s :(
03:37 < BlackGriffen> The main difference is that it declares it
15:27 < cientifico> dsal: the default http server is a pointer to type.
03:57 < quiznilo> is there some way to turn off GC?
06:18 < cronos> (tm)
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10:44 < aero1> It looks nice - wait till you drink the kool-aid though
14:40 < mb0> anon structs are nice in some situations
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04:09 < bamiaux> sometimes the obivous is too obvious
04:48 < geri> ok
20:21 < davecheney> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9VUCp98ay4
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17:09 < callenbot> dsal: yeah I saw that in codereview I would flag it for being more complicated than it need be
16:44 < pnielsen> yielding = communicating on a channel, sleeping, etc.
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14:22 < errnoh> no it's the listenAddr
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23:30 <+danderson> dsal: using upload.py, you can upload diffs from most version control systems
08:49 < davecheney> which is a command, not a package, so I can't use them
18:11 < cconstantine> len will give the number of elements, yes
11:41 < dominikh> nn
16:23 < kracekumar> equivalent python code is https://github.com/yuvipanda/python-mwapi/blob/master/mwapi/__init__.py#L55
09:08 < lemmi> it doesn't matter
05:15 < AeroNotix> cronos: let's do it
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06:12 < micia> uhm, excuse my ignorance, but basically the only issue to the dynamic loading problem is about type check?
03:56 < spat> silven: I was talking about a good simple one the other day
08:29 < jessta> matti: it provides a close() which you should call, but if you happen to forgot it will close the file for you
10:22 < kisielk> it's a waste of time Tv_
12:23 < superjoe> so you have direct access to the blobs and GC is optional, and you can place a keep on blobs if you enable GC
16:19 < mcef> Because an improved scheduler could figure out how to get repeatable builds without "clone deps to new repo on every change"
17:39 < scantlight> :)
00:09 <+kevlar> I wrote my own yaml-ish parser :)
14:59 < dominikh> hm, not sure if it is a register, there is no such thing as an empty integer ;-)
13:49 < adharris> see http://golang.org/pkg/testing/
16:10 < Pwnna> so noneblocking?
16:30 < Tv`> foobaz: compared to current map
12:13 < gaYak> kevlar: One having print(String) and other one having print(String, boolean reallyPrint)
23:43 < pnielsen> he'll give you one of the Go developers?
16:46 < skelterjohn_> geetarista: i don't feel much motivation to comb through your code - you'll have to try it I guess and if not figure something out. Was just afraid it would think there was empty chardata in there, if that even matters.
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18:11 < ptrb> Veejay: there exists also http://tip.golang.org, for example
19:42 <+kevlar> would it be wrong to rewrite that in, I dunno, 30 lines and respond?
09:32 < AntelopeSalad> i like that, thanks
07:51 < robottinosino> ok, and make it be a func ?
05:17 < felixge> AeroNotix: haven't found it yet
23:52 < pietro10_> send
18:33 < fzzbt> how do i `go build` with gccgo?
11:56 < dsal> nice
08:02 < nsf> now it's just me
17:03 <+skelterjohn> dsal: i'm sayng without having an intermediate "have read from only 1" state
12:16 < foofoobar> okay
21:06 < ezbercih> *I agree
10:02 < derdon> 123 is 1 times 100 plus 2 times 10 plus 3 times 1
23:54 < jmoiron> it's a crazy world out there
13:51 < Tv_> that's what -f is
22:53 <+kevlar> indeed.
13:02 < creack> what version are you using?
18:05 < foobaz> no, you can use new()
14:45 < skelterjohn_> darkgray: maybe an input thing?
12:37 < Nightgunner5> Interfaces don't have fields
16:54 < RaFromBRC> you've all been super helpful, thanks!
09:11 <+skelterjohn> disposaboy provided a way to tell the xml.NewDecoder the encoding of the file ?
10:52 < felixge> Tv_: ok. Any reason to use DialUDP over net.Dial ?
23:43 < bpiraeus> heh, for $40/hr back then I'd have listened to him ask me 'which key is the any key' all goddamn day
23:22 < dsal> You know, I don't have any good ideas regarding my issue.
03:38 < viric> yep
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19:26 < huseby> sethwklein: I just submitted an issue
21:21 < Tv`> songgao: ooh you should say what the differences are, on the webpage
20:01 < kc5tja> I've been having a weird issue
16:54 <+skelterjohn> *those* are certainly preemptively scheduled
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15:39 < remy_o7> Uh?
18:06 < raggi_> zurich for a week, then london for two weeks
15:43 < Tv`> kracekumar_: it sounds like you're sorting simple ints, it should be equally good with those, since the data type is small
13:36 < nsf> but main loop shouldn't be interrupted by the GC
00:49 < jnwhiteh> ..
17:30 < sadris> or move it to another queue
14:16 < Tv`> nope
18:22 < tianon> I don't use go get to build a bin named roflcopter if my repo ends with a different name?
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14:05 < sauerbraten> I'll use time, I like that idea
06:47 < foofoobar> ah, okay..
11:48 < DMorsing> bufio.Reader.ReadRune, bail when seeing 0xFFFD
03:41 < davecheney> Veejay: the reason why I commented that was that I tend to implement specs that suck balls though
01:45 < etcetera> sql queries is a bit extreme.
19:22 < cespare> it's single threaded and it's slow.
14:35 < zeebo> if the input is entirely readable by itself, then rendered output is often unnecessary
16:08 < Tv_> using urls at least avoids aliasing
11:27 < darkgray> (it works when I've tried it)
20:35 < AeroNotix> If I tried to go write some of the shit I write in Go in Rails, I'd be pulling my hair out too
00:55 < dsal> People ask for that a lot. It's pretty common in python.
22:39 < jessta_> carbocation: Types can be immutable, but you can't make a visualization that applies to all of them. Conversely, doing that makes it exponentially _easier_ to crack MD5
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09:42 < aminal> ok so i just started calling functions defined in the other file and ran go build and it compiled so thank everyone!
09:00 < twmb> look into "unsafe", lol
20:03 < davecheney> the underscore at the start of my server and keep it open or should I reopen a connection on each request which needs it?
08:06 < geri> i just test things
11:42 < taneltanel> btw what I'm trying to do, I've mentioned it earlier: to parametrize the number of goroutines is not likely to happen) will complicate things a LOT. It would be nice to see response times of a high traffic go GAE app
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16:41 < kc5tja> I know this isn't the right place but it's the most relevent that I have open right now and I never felt the need for labels in other languages?
09:48 < AeroNotix> guelfey: is my thinking right?
07:50 < taruti> jessta: both times.
07:44 < mrgoodcat> of course it isn't Java. Was thinking it'll have an environment like the one available for Dart
08:21 < irctc614> remy_o , i did not know that, thx
20:36 < derek_c> Hello I'm learning go and here is something that confuses me
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09:15 < Aram2> hmm, any HN users here? can anybody login?
12:30 < undriedsea> Its a dedicated Go IDE that supports sytax highlighting, debugging, etc
21:50 <+Namegduf> Well, not in capacity essentially
19:46 < foobaz> have you tried steam on xubuntu?
13:03 < twmb> style conventions in every language
06:46 < rogpeppe1> tomnewton: or big.Int if it's a whole number
04:18 < moraes> go recipes, not cookie recipes
09:50 < jhartigan> aye? i just switched to it as i was used to rbenv with ruby and it made life easy
22:06 < lynaghk`> dominikh, dsal: thanks. I'll dig into this for 5 more minutes, then start writing some actual code.
01:42 < f2f> silent for days in some cases, then continued."
18:55 < Tv`> davecheney, Eridius: well, i created https://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=5310
13:29 < moraes> i don't want to setup a dual boot
14:20 < belak> Yeah
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22:02 < Tv`> also a question of go on arm A15 stuff?
17:27 < pnielsen> but the fact that = was overloaded on one of the MLs, I don't think any of this is safe.
17:48 < pkrnj> otoh, google could just direct all searches with "go" to golang :P
19:56 < manveru> i wrote my blog in go a while ago
14:05 < felixge> moraes: thx, I'll go with the chaining
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01:33 < nsf> oh
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16:28 < futurecat> skelterjohn: It was a joke. But what it means is that fuse client can be called from different threads
04:06 < cronos> sauerbraten, yeah, you can provide error's description for bad requests.
20:44 < twmb> davecheney: intel?
08:18 < tonikt> Onviously it exists
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10:53 < dominikh> where it belongs, hell :P
09:40 < inhies> will do
18:48 < mp___> is there any historical or political or technical reason why this would block?: inst.OutBound <- outpkt
06:07 <+kevlar> what do the headers say?
00:26 < dono> I'm out, night
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01:40 < james4k> just aesthetic i suppose
03:10 < davecheney> I should propose it, or get off the pot
10:43 < backjlack> pffff....It's not a bug!
20:54 <+kevlar> you'll never forget it now, lol
01:45 < vsmatck> Of course printf is the most powerful of the template langs in go i'm aware of, and nearly everyone uses it since it's built in
17:46 < sethwklein> kisielk, the go syntax checker runs that I'm not aware of any shorter syntax for that. It's not really possible in general (except in erlang, I guess).
14:04 < undriedsea> I'll double check that
22:43 < Kovensky> etc
22:34 < whyrusleeping> is there anything im missing in the crypto package that allows for loading the users private key to work with?
07:30 < nsf> then I'm out of ideas
13:12 < mister_zombie> I tried this err == os.ErrExist
19:53 < rogpeppe> davecheney: yo!
22:22 < nsf> don't know*
09:22 < injekt> yes
09:27 < aandy> mister_zombie: odd. i have to head out now, but i'll check back in an hour or so
02:15 < mortdeus_> id use http://godoc.org/launchpad.net/gommap
14:04 < Tv`> interestingly, encoding/xml has special tag syntax to support that
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22:43 < foobaz> yea glx certainly doesn't do that
10:17 < AeroNotix> GeertJohan: program 2> error.log
00:22 < pnielsen> you are confused
03:10 < manveru> err, map
14:07 < guelfey> AntelopeSalad: 21s/:=/=/
21:37 < Nightgunner5> Tv`: I mean, if you have func foo(bar int) { ... }
13:42 < AeroNoti1> cronos: Rob's a genius at things like that
22:38 < dominikh> testing.B
14:47 < pietro10__> also yay for the second time this has come up before on the mailing list all the time though
12:01 < andreastt> Is there an up-to-date git mirror of Go somewhere?
22:50 < brokenladder> omfg.
09:41 < chandru_in> Setting GOMAXPROCS > 1 and leak with GOMAXPROCS=1
09:44 < d2dchat> manveru: how would one put it into to Value ?
19:06 < jessta> nilobject: that wiki page refers 'goinstall' so it's pretty out of date.
00:58 <+kevlar> even if it's not performance-critical because everyone thinks that everything that happens once in a while :)
06:58 < nsf> what about corner cases
08:25 < Lerg> what is "CSP"?
18:01 < Nightgunner5> my OS cleans up all the TCP connections when I kill the process.
21:46 <+Namegduf> JodaZ: If you read in bytes and then don't validate them and then try to assert what signature they are later :(
00:41 < grahf> *as one
22:38 < Stavros> in that case, it'd be one of the absolutely most difficult things to make elegant, reliable, and debt-free.
18:11 < kc5tja> The problem with the submodule thing is people need to muck around with passing template variables left and right
14:09 < skelterjohn> and i'm glad you're finding something good here
01:18 < cronos> from https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/golang-nuts/mascot/golang-nuts/JZ-gUROfB5A/DwUFvvj_ezAJ
14:14 < AeroNotix> done
11:10 < guelfey> http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6921.txt
08:40 < skelterjohn> but we're ok it seems
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10:09 < mortdeus> go get
10:10 < ontop> AeroNotix: Ah. Gotcha.
15:59 < moraes> :P
16:36 < zeebo> yes
06:24 < moraes> the second case has no ambiguity
17:06 <+Namegduf> The thing with this conversation is that P is a subset of caching at runtime
08:46 < davecheney> i really like it
08:21 < zephyrtronium> i tried and it told me that it cant implicitly cast int to time.duration
15:22 < kisielk> agree with that, but it's what I'd have predicted from SO)
02:50 <+danderson> huh, I do get two results that are actually me for "danderson"
02:11 < powerpup118> cyball: cool, I'll start using the bytes package alot more, seemes quite handy actually
22:36 < vsmatck> Very hard.
11:38 < adekvat> 32*
13:04 < AeroNotix> it's full of bellends
16:18 < foobaz> all pointers are even
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14:55 < AFlyingMonkey> Brend: Exactly my point. Go either allows you do accomplish something, provides an alternative, or its something thats probably a pretty bad practice anyway. Youre LeviGo example is a prime case. Instead of having a function with multiple parameters that are all descriptive of the options used when reading from a large set of specialized cases)
05:57 < davecheney> getting the mmap over /dev/mem is proving more difficult
09:38 < mjy> it's map[int]bool
15:42 < kisielk> or insert a newline?
15:24 < dominikh> unfortunately, our sandbox is terribly slow
17:07 < henderjon> back tomorrow
10:09 < pietro10__> I'm trying to see if Go style works in C++
13:18 < kisielk> I see dsal also implemented his own request router. depend on no-one :)
16:08 < callenbot> imphasing: what the bot
13:30 < dsal> The thing I don't like about emacs is the lack of CJK support
16:09 < pietro10> which do you want
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17:15 < twmb> often times it comes down to using the right algorithms. Go doesn't really have 'global variables', it has 'package level' variables.
13:37 < twmb> Are there any people part of the golang organization here that I can ask a few questions of
19:40 < asibyvo> AntelopeSalad, you cannot write methods on request. You can implement the response writer, but that's rare. No, it's about associating some time with a handler.
18:24 < AeroNotix> I have a feeling it will not work
22:33 < dsal> I'm pretty sure I've seen more than a few gotchas
02:09 < dsal> Yeah, I think so. C++ is where you never know.
05:10 < moraes> hard to read?
00:52 < |kira> if - goto loops kick ass, you can make a function take any number of arguments and write tiny public wrappers.
12:54 < jzelinskie> that way you can commit any start up scripts
10:36 < guelfey> the compiler analyses whether a variable "leaks" the function, i.e. can be referenced from outside of it
10:18 < e-dard> Does Go support function definitions across multiple lines? My 80 char OCD is kicking in :-/
18:07 < davecheney> Veejay: http://play.golang.org/p/2V0TUWphLW
08:21 < nuke_> this isn't a package… er well I guess it is not how it is in the tip release notes
13:43 < Luam> tnx
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12:07 < brill> I'm running 8GB as well...
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23:02 < raggi> kevlar: i think so, yeah
16:49 < jmoiron> doesn't some modified version of django work on gae
08:21 < exch> No to different files
00:05 < davecheney> pnielsen: it only does that if they have commented on the CL, been cc'd, or have stared it
02:28 < sinni800> |Craig|: hah
06:08 < AlekSi> pellis: I generally agree (that's why I created gonuts.io), but has a good features too.
20:38 < foobaz> as a c programmer this kind of code makes me feel right at home
17:24 < cespare> dsal: oh yeah, i completely agree here.
18:35 < davecheney> the go windwos folks use msys
15:36 < smw> "there can only be one 'real' folder
00:30 < raggi> it kinda covers some of this
09:14 < GeertJohan> maybe the core Go team decided even before Go was released.
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21:54 < necrogami> sorry
06:22 < jessta> maksim_2341: you should seperate files from different packages in to different directories
21:56 < wobsite> liamz: Yeah, and that helps to an extent. But it takes an amazing amount of effort to upgrade all their dependencies and their own code due to incompatibilities.
20:09 < skelterjohn_> i wonder if there is any preference
08:22 < sethwklein> s/and/an/
04:16 < AeroNotix> rogpeppe: me and cronos are working on a program the purpose of which is to analyze url and pass the request to corresponding handler which you set by http.AddHandler (or whatever it's called)
13:45 <+skelterjohn_> yasar: generally if you return a pointer, you can keep the changes.
14:55 < moshee> it took about a minute and a half on my core i5, 4x3.4ghz
13:28 < james4k> it does work surprisingly well in practice, for most applications
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04:14 < mpl> ok, thx.
07:21 < guelfey> so?
09:31 < inhies> thats an array of interfaces, correct?
20:14 < Tv`> >/dim Emperorlou
19:50 < kisielk_home> ah
23:09 < adiabatic> mischief: are the docs for what you're connecting to public and something you'd share with #go-nuts and the logbot?
22:29 < smw> hyperzap, there is no reason not to.
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11:23 < manveru> you don't have . in your $PATH
04:54 < davecheney> DMorsing: does 5c optimise enum v = 0; if (i < v ) away ?
18:12 < pers3us> AeroNotix: I will take care of that. Meanwhile this is the complete program http://play.golang.org/p/MeUD3WL-wT , If i uncomment the line mail (....) it works, which is same as the function command()
22:52 < oguzbilgic> neetsidi: can be a nice weekend project
07:43 < GeertJohan> ? and everythin behind that is not part of the URL handed to myfunc?
17:14 < guelfey> true_droid1: the go tool has the GOROOT compiled in
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08:15 < nsf> in my C++ library
12:09 < guelfey> just call it v3
18:57 < srid> grahf: that's a key question. i'm thinking of close()'ing it, and setting the flag, so that senders will be forced to use some directory structure?
13:10 < Cubox> false
15:30 < mischief> hm
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09:35 < flavius> zeebo: because that one generates a random element of uint32, but since I may use Uint64s, I'll want uint64-typed random numbers
18:54 < fzzbt> should i return string or []byte for a uniform category of characters?, guelfey pointed me to unicode but that seems to be coming from suffixarray
06:42 < cronos> Tobe_, but in your case that's not the list you saw on github), http://godoc.org/-/index
17:40 < timothyfitz> kevlar_work: Not sure I know enough to know that it exists to look for it
00:54 < dsal> And it does stuff memcached doesn't do, which makes it better!
01:02 < nyx114> pietro10: xD
00:38 < Grivvel> sag: Yeah, that's what I figured... just which I could organize stuff a little better.
08:28 < GeertJohan> haha
23:57 < dsal> Yeah, cbgb is the go port of leveldb finished?
19:48 < _jesse_> I hadn't considered the documentation angle
05:50 < guelfey> husio: have you read "How to write Go code" was read.
17:27 < AeroNotix> yeah just asking if I can use it with go
05:25 < nsf> I was entering "jar"
02:42 < nsf> alec__: you need to install from source
20:45 < spikebike> for things like music, movies, photos, documents, etc.
17:13 < smw> in this case it will caus changed to not be evaluated (possibly)
10:48 < darkgray> It'd probably help if I remembered the specific case.
21:13 < smw> bartek_, v can be anything. It can be a map, struct, slice, etc
12:35 < jordanorelli> hmmmmm anybody know where the queries reference for datastore is? https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/go/datastore/queries is broken.
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15:05 < a|i> cespare: let us know :)
10:53 < zeebo> how did you figure that out?
02:47 < AlekSi> http://golang.org/doc/faq#overloading
21:25 < Tv`> ideally, you'd tune to fit performance
08:45 < pietro10_> how the initializations are ordered
13:35 < bmercer> :)
07:55 < quiznilo> this is slightly complicated
07:01 < xyproto> vegai: :D
03:35 < cronos> fatih, http.ReadRequest expects normal http request, not json-serialized
14:17 < chimeracoder> notice how PubDate is a string, not time.Time
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12:29 < jordanorelli> yes, I am using os x.
11:04 < cronos> just say your reason and i won't bother you :P
22:10 < dsal> Apage43: Hey, if you're around, can you bounce cbfs on bruce? I've got a REST thing in it now so's I can do it with os if you want (for example, to avoid allocations for large directories or whatever).
05:29 < AeroNotix> true, I was talking about earlier seems to be a generalization. Is that good enough :-)
08:29 < xGeek> hello all, what's cgo ?
23:20 < belak> Maybe run all defers when the goroutine is killed?
10:49 <+Namegduf> My impression is not that facilitating this design is a good one. Now to find some idiomatic Go neural network code (my go to schema for thinking about problems) :)
08:11 < mortdeus> Its a backend for llvm built ontop of native client's sandbox.
16:21 < DMorsing> pprof is pretty good
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02:39 < balboah> operator maybe is a better word?
16:16 < daaron> dsal: yeah, anytime I run into anything like that, but if you work hard, you do good"
23:15 < adiabatic> 3. You change your error reporting design to be more like the .NET one, where the usual error type has "inner" errors
09:08 < superjoe> I do it for every use of the variable afterwards as well? I tried almost that, but was getting type mismatch errors
15:14 < chimeracoder> DMorsing: well, this is a library - no main function
00:03 < LunixA380> Hello !
06:28 < bemasher> i can't seem to figure it out. I am stumped :-\
20:13 < bjeanes_> but semver makes a provision that Go doesn't
05:56 < davecheney> yeah, that is true
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12:42 < nsf> btw it would be nice if the time it took for the gc to start, you need all the time but when you do you're really happy it's there
19:07 < phouten> chord, I found a new bitcoin project https://github.com/GeertJohan/go.bitcoin
23:34 < cespare> ah really?
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13:47 < dsal> Yeah, it's the shared stuff... Locking and exiting is pretty bad in any case.
16:49 < Tv_> that's a copy btw
15:37 < skelterjohn> i mean, from the high level
07:02 < AlekSi> GeertJohan: how about to implement "nut get github.com/user/project@ref" ?
17:35 < dsal> dominikh: I usually just make a db var, then use that everywhere in the package
00:16 < pnielsen> if you want to wait for either the value to be missing? Should null only be used instead of JSON object and not in place of a string?
05:02 < mattyw> database/sql's Scan function requires a list of pointers to structures or the structures themselves?
19:18 < dominikh> koentje: in other words, it'll dereference the pointer automagically, if there is another way than using .Custom and .General
23:06 < inhies> so i found a terminal package to set raw mode
18:07 < AeroNotix> dominikh: going to buy the tools to open it up
22:04 < dominikh> and is the norm when you have to pay extra to get it, which employers won't do
12:54 < brianm> so how do I get the local time (in standard unix timestamp) in golang?
18:17 < kisielk> if you own both pacakges
15:49 < viric> int64 bytes
14:46 < Aram> and didn't work for Tv` above
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07:30 < nsf> well, perhaps logistics
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16:16 < mcef> I just got used to Tamper Data.
18:38 < smw> Wessie_, I am saying don't put too much work into avoiding using mutexes when they are the correct tool.
23:22 < jordanorelli> yeah, i'm not trying to write to it, the select unblocks and executes that statement
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21:49 < prsteele> stavros: the = nil is redundant
13:50 < AeroNoti1> captaincronos: looks like it, aside from if you're mutating it obviously.
05:10 < guelfey> Deece: no
19:15 < GeorgeJ> Erm, why is there path.Join and filepath.Join?
19:17 < sinni800> our brain has so many ways to read a file line by line into an array. I found many solutions with google but they are all structured the same way
10:27 < Tv_> you know, the fact that struct definitions don't need commas, but multiline MyStruct{foo: val1, bar: val2} does keeps messing me up
16:46 < dsal> anilchan <- something
15:40 < edwardb> afaik it shouldn't change anything, server running at http://cincoya.com:8080/200.58.108.200:27025 (that's an example ip)
19:22 < xorrbit> hmm, the free ram is much lower, but vmallochunk is pretty high: https://gist.github.com/a7b70ad58d3c48345251
21:30 < dsal> Why haven't I seen anyone recommend it?
19:47 < Nightgunner5> protip: if it's not bcrypt or something similar, doing one iteration of the hash is a checksum, not cryptography
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11:44 < chimeracoder> and the translation to SXML is trivial
09:34 < leehambley> ohh, no that was davecheney's exampel with the literal newline in the `string`
09:59 < zeebo> x, digit = x / 10, x % 10
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15:43 < jharr> Yeah, thanks
18:53 < mischief> this is the spec i'm trying to follow you.
13:08 < adharris> smw: so if at app startup, i create a DB conn, then prep all of the queries im going to use it though
07:54 < nsf> MagnusGraviti: you don't need to store so many elements anymore? Besides creating a new one
18:03 < kenneth> so, if i assign a pointer to map, if a and b become available after this code is run, a will only have a 50% chance of being selected
13:39 < TylerE> I'm actually pushing high enough numbers here (~8k reqs/sec) that I may actually be running into limitations with ab
17:08 < kisielk_> Tv`: smw is
08:44 < nitrix> runtime.main: undefined: main.main
16:28 < rola> james4k, Can you link me to an article or similar explaining why most compiliers cannot automagically do that type of vectorization shown in that blas package?
20:11 < AFlyingMonkey> youre passing it raw json
13:09 < smw> datetime tags?
21:54 < kisielk> probably get a lot more readers
17:09 < Tv`> kisielk: but yes, at least don't stand in front of it regardless.
11:58 <+kevlar_work> er
12:10 < Stavros> oh never mind, my gopath was wrong
17:20 < Baconator> Just came here to check out a git repo (e.g. from github), instead of https?
00:15 < davecheney> it shold be pretty straight forward after that
09:31 < quiznilo> mornin'
16:36 < smw> wait a sec
09:35 < swook> as well as in other companies
09:46 < zeebo> sconover: it's under `go help packages`
01:12 < holologist> thanks for any help in advance.
18:09 < geri> it didnt display here
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18:56 < smw> Rudd-XXX, I don't know of any other function like glob :-\
16:51 < smw> erikstmartin, as do I
14:35 <+skelterjohn> no one (with any sense) disputes that
18:34 < Das_Wasser> dsal, hmm. I'll see what it does exactly (I would have thought that it puts a 0-terminated string in a byte array
16:56 < AeroNotix> mischief: no, just one file should be package main
18:45 < quidnunc> why?
07:34 < fatih> there is no problem
13:52 < luke_s> val.Set(reflect.New(typ).Elem()) is concrete, val.Set(reflect.New(typ)) is pointer. Either way I have to edit the lib, git commit it, go get -u it, and go install it. Or is that wrong?
14:47 < wlll> You'd best look at sorin's suggestions then
23:08 < JodaZ> Kris_CGo, theres propably a few tradeoffs that would be worth it to implement the base http package's interfaces for that, or if I'd be better off waiting for their official Go1.1 support.
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18:23 < smw> twmb, I think it is mostly noice without substance. Typically I end up forking libraries if their upstream is not perfect for us.
13:03 < doomlord> saturn... SH2 :)
20:12 < cespare> not if MyType is a struct.
09:03 < jmoiron> moraes: depends on the kind of ops support those things require.
22:46 < pnielsen> ye, same thing
23:53 <+kevlar> dsal: as I said, a struct field might work for 80% of cases, but the 20% are nearly impossible.
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17:58 < zeebo> you probably dont need to figure it out
10:19 < Gerald> i dont know how many times these cookie cutter sentences are uttered
15:03 < kc5tja> dmg: I suppose if he defines type Container interface { Contains(interface{}) bool }, he can do what he wants.
17:07 < jmoiron> go get wouldn't necessarily know how to fetch that repos other potentially private deps either
00:47 * kevlar now feels like he's contributed something.
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18:42 < jdsanders> derdon: I don't at all maybe?
12:19 < mkb218> depression gets the similar treatment
10:26 < evertheylen> question is explained in the file
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09:50 < mkb218> aero1: who was that for?
16:52 < bpiraeus> huh, wonder how I overlooked that variable names can't start with a number
13:36 < joscha> dsal: ok, I try it
12:08 < guelfey> probably not
15:58 < dono_> Dmorsing -- correct. but what's the issue with that?
02:39 < davecheney> then can use zip
20:25 < Stavros> django supports custom sql pretty well
15:30 < nsf> KBme: and for compilers :)
00:38 < deeprogram> I have question for golang
11:28 < pietro10> by data copying issues I mean will he ata in the interfaace be deeply copied across the channel or not
10:32 < Jayflux> AeroNotix: you woirking on anythig interesting at the moment
13:16 < Brend> belak: Probably you want to run it every five minutes then maybe the simplest is just to run it with that frequency and not bother with sync at all (other than a reader/writer mutex)
18:55 * mortdeus wishes more people would use gobs.
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21:37 < mmathis> isn't json supposed to replace invalid utf-8 with the replacement character?
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17:47 < cespare> smw_: { foo for foo in [1,2,3] } is a set.
17:57 < darkgray> skelterjohn: Oh, your thesis or whatever is done?
10:06 < aero1> They're some of the most active contributors to the compilers don't work for google
07:12 < AeroNotix> jessta: threads....
00:09 <+kevlar> with the exception of some fancy functional ones.
11:01 < guelfey> Tv`: care to share it somewhere if you think it's good?
13:14 < karlson> smw_: I got the GET_ call to work the SET_ is still not working (at least I don't get segfaults...)
09:36 < mjy> but not with go expressions
07:35 < foofoobar> sinni800, gathering statistics of users who visit the page I'm serving with go
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07:04 < Aram> I'm not sure what a 9p thing is
06:21 < zeebo> which file is having the problem?
06:25 < mrgoodcat> he wants the functions to be used on it
10:07 < smw> initializing a heap is mlogm
03:42 < AeroNotix> fine enough, I guess. I thought people were really against that.
21:05 < smw> neruda, I think it makes it easier to remember
14:29 < Kovensky> and then len(b) would be the amount of bytes is less than what goes into stdin
12:41 < Tv`> levigo is pretty darn sweet
06:08 < sinni800> i guess you should put it in any directory under $GOPATH/src. please, read the article guelfey has linked
13:43 < cespare> a|i: use ...
05:33 < Aram> why does it call ListenAndServe?
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19:15 < sethwklein> darthdeu, ah, gotcha
16:30 < cespare> felixge: I put my code locally in $GOPATH/src/github.com/archevel/MyAwesomeProgram ?
19:01 < pietro10> I'm trying to follow what feettometers does
14:35 < chimeracoder> Unless I'm mistaken, interfaces can only be used between appengine and a js web client
13:37 < kc5tja> Still a fan of IFF. Parse using recursive descent decoders, ignore whole chunks that you don't understand, reject harshly malformed chunks that you do.
14:18 < AFlyingMonkey> AeroNotix: So your include doest parse the file it includes it just copies its text in place of the tag?
11:06 < aero1> well it'll be nice to put a face to the name
03:01 < nuke_> it is for my GUI library...
04:42 < mjy> which is why it shows up, I assume you're accidentally keeping a reference to it keep a *GameManager in their local state
15:10 < mcef> What?
18:15 < Rudd-XXX> such that a signal sent to the program will cause it to go through the gc twice (or more!)
08:44 < sinni800> ok
14:32 <+skelterjohn> sure
11:41 < sethwklein> dono, http://blog.nella.org/?p=879
16:23 < matti> farslan: There is plenty of examples.
21:09 < dominikh> I'd be surprised if there are any other languages that use the same vocabulary, I don't know them.
18:27 < james4k> if you do go get again
14:36 < dsal> And arrays.
21:05 * bpiraeus raises eyebrow at obscure reference to french singer
09:06 < Tv`> trivial example: case insensitivity
11:55 < darkgray> This page is unreadable on a 1024x resolution. :(
20:54 <+kevlar> a|i: not if they're honest.
14:49 < GeertJohan> yes.
15:39 < ajn> 1.1 is the newest with various fixes to gopath
15:21 < mkb218> that's where i work
20:36 * JesseObrien adds that to zshrc
12:51 < nsf> dependant*
23:08 < kc5tja> When I worked at Google, our whole group quite often went to dinner together on Castro St.
15:39 < raggi> if a handler writes to a conn that's already in the middle of a heap ;-)
04:21 < davecheney> you're welcome to try, but I wouldn't say it would help
15:29 < sethwklein> dono, yes. the whole thing is kinda private
22:48 < benbangert> sure, seen that, yea
10:46 < Tv`> well, was some decades ago
15:57 <+skelterjohn> scope
15:23 < JesseObrien> HN has some good and some bad
14:09 <+skelterjohn> seriously, just remove it from the wiki if it doesn't work on all distros, many don't have pkg-config files for opengl
19:06 <+kevlar> I'll also note that you're quibbling over the backing implementation
05:17 < nsf> http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2002-08/msg00552.html
05:09 < davecheney> nsf will be the one i'll use
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06:22 < davecheney> i have heard people who use 2fa use a second account for their codereview stuff
20:46 < ldlework> what's the idiomatic way to resolve this?
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18:56 < nsf> Pwnna: everything built-in is very cheap usually
18:57 < foobaz> i think he wants something else, smw_
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05:37 < poh-ker> ?
15:16 < tonikt> TheSeeker: No, I don't have such thing in my go golder
19:14 < |Craig|> davecheney: I've done that.....
01:16 < edsrzf> Well, yeah. Typically compilers don't go back and add more code to an object file
18:58 < qeed> you cant do that, go doesnt have constructors
16:02 < huin> i think the way to think :-)
19:03 < mortdeus> its awesome
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09:48 < inhies> ouch
10:10 <+skelterjohn> i'm more worried about the FBI :P
10:08 < pellis> if this is the thing you get in messages like: main.c:41:1: error: extraneous closing brace ('}')
12:34 < pnielsen> if it's the latter, you may not be able to get the error when https://github.com/go-nut/share/blob/master/main.go#L75 gets called
08:50 < ontop> http://play.golang.org/p/9r9tVlTERW
02:20 <+Namegduf> Grivvel: Launch a goroutine running io.Copy(w, r)
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12:19 < pietro10> or nil
13:35 < DMorsing> Yachtsman, i tried installing it on a bunch of servers, so would prefer to not install from source
13:32 <+kevlar> you can also do "var _ InterfaceType = ConcreteType{}" as a global if you want the features :p
12:54 < pietro10> IDK
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05:54 < davecheney> AeroNotix: so in, defer runtime.GOMAXPROCS(runtime.GOMAXPROCS(runtime.NumCPU()))
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09:29 < futurecat> cronos: Yep. Go is right... I'm gonna try to provide a fix for PHP, wish me luck.
16:00 < kisielk_home> he does write a fair bit of my cpu time in my game engine
14:39 <+danderson> felixge: having lunch, so I'll be a bit slow, but looking, one moment
04:13 < nsf> on the other hand i dont know if i actually want rpc
23:15 < bpiraeus> and couchbase's docs are utter crap to boot
14:35 < AeroNotix> mattd: basically imagine channels are mailboxes, but they're not infinitly sized and it means that the channel operations can block
11:39 < heptadecagram1> tail -r should just be "reverse lines"
11:38 <+kevlar> it was oddly appropriate.
14:11 < jmoiron> i thought i saw more
06:41 < DMorsing> i think my first serious patch went through 20 mails
14:50 < Dingeling> AeroNoti1: its some export files from a logistics application on which i wont be able do to any changes i only go the source and destination
21:36 < jmoiron> if you stop worrying about it
21:28 < d2dchat> or JSON
13:23 < skelterjohn_> http://play.golang.org/p/ilfuD0h2Tl this works too
18:01 < jessta> nopcode: you're sharing a slice between those goroutines
21:08 < robottinosino> another question: if i wanted to install libraryish stuff somewhere under $HOME
18:36 < nitrix> I really hate the word "troll" since everybody seems to use it.
01:18 < rmmh> although it does support multiple connections, which should help saturation. I've used uftp successfully for UDP file transfers. It's weird, but works fine.
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12:53 < dsal> kisielk: Maybe if I do some work.
15:53 < geetarista> kisielk: I'll ping you for details when I do
04:58 < nsf> 17 dota2 invites :D
14:11 <+skelterjohn> mkb218: s/spuriously/automatically/
15:26 < AntelopeSalad> skelterjohn: how do you propose setting things up to avoid doing that in the best way possible
02:27 < shmorp> it doesn't seem to work that well
14:04 < a|i> why do I have to explicitly set GOARCH=amd64?
05:30 < AeroNotix> cronos: blegh
13:10 < bmercer> ;)
13:02 < bmercer> I'm testing an API
14:11 < mjy> I see, thanks
13:14 < dsal> kisielk, cespare: I'm doing a range over some stuff and want to put stuff in the middle.
14:29 <+skelterjohn> oh
16:34 < AeroNotix> my god
11:06 < viric> And I do: w.Write([]byte(Header))
16:54 < Tv__> go is so popular we're getting people we didn't really want
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09:38 < sethwklein> heh, feature request for Format. would make sense
01:07 < float31> awesome! thanks
10:11 < DMorsing> pipes?
18:41 < codygman> on netflix* I should say
20:47 < twmb> defendguin: why do you do import helper "project/helper" instead of import "project/helper"
01:31 < |-Craig|> some problems are better solved one way, and some are better solved another way. Thats why we have lots of people tell you that the way Go does it.
18:44 < zephyrtronium> zeebo: if you want a richer islay with similar flavor, lagavulin is better bang/buck
13:24 <+skelterjohn> so you don't have to input the code
15:02 < Nightgunner5> alpha is premultiplied
13:09 < dsal> If you do a lot of "write it in erlang"
03:05 < dominikh> pkrnj: yeah, on the other hand, that whole benefit seems a bit moot, now that Go 1.1 is released, but where are the new tarballs?
03:02 < remy_on7> HandleGET seems appropriate to me
07:15 < cientifico> just see one in the specs
10:16 < aero1> kelseyhi_: what are you asking?
23:33 < brokenladder> or something like that.
20:44 < mcef> That's generally only used for single method interfaces
01:46 < pers3us> dsal, it shouldn't happen.
19:24 < mischief-> i think the lib is 120k or so
13:47 < sinni800> ok guys, since there is no class to define your own mux (or use gorilla/mux)
10:19 < pnielsen> petar: well that's when you would use a select statement to bring it all together, but not on N number tasks.
21:56 < darkgray> oh
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15:33 < dsal> ReadAll() almost never makes sense.
22:04 < davechen1y> then I get -cpuprofile, -memprofile, -blockprofile, for free
18:14 < zhobbs> never knew who it was, just pops up on my pandora station all the time
15:44 < kisielk> if you're using the .a files
14:44 < jefferai> I can figure out from what VMMap shows, which structures in my app are not being freed as it goes :(
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22:39 < Pwnna> but yeah, skelterjohn: the issue lies in that function. it is way to slow for me to do that
13:24 < Tv`> most of the libs you see are for fallback to longpolling or flash helpers
06:48 < jessta> nsf: finializers are attached to os.Files that will close them eventually
09:13 < zeebo> a for loop?
12:52 < Tv`> zhobbs: the problem with portability is i don't give a damn ;)
12:43 < nn0101> AeroNotix: ok
09:43 < guelfey> DMorsing: yes
12:37 < gaYak> Dimitar_0x01: Why would you pair HTML with Go? Just create one front-end project and one back-end (with Go) ..
22:31 < Nightgunner5> I'm reading a 133MB text file that's 214330 lines long.
08:49 < felixge> and got more to discuss / show
13:44 <+iant> wait, reading from a closed channel does
06:22 < mischief> i'm game programming while listening to ocarina of time ost :D
13:56 < cronos> pers3us, they don't have anything similar
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10:19 < jordanorelli> chuhnk: you might as well be a bug in your code then :)
12:27 <+skelterjohn> well, that'll do it without (extra) buffering :)
13:09 < Tv`> HtbaaPi: that's what you asked for
17:42 < davecheney> sorry you have to use a pointer receiver type to avoid copying on method calls
10:34 < smw> bstrie, 1 is a numeric literal
00:40 < shifter1> ok so idiomatically, the correct way to express negative infinity, correct?
17:11 < dsal> Name the string "sexy"
13:01 < quiznilo> yeah
13:00 < niemeyer> pietro10: :-)
18:58 < twmb> if anybody is every looking for a relatively generic a* function in Go, talk to me.
15:22 < Das_Wasser> for i:=0; i <=7; i++{
19:52 < LunixA380> When it's the size of the thing being ranged over.
14:50 < jrd0> my gosh
17:09 < Stavros> i could do that, i guess
16:37 < Eridius> and there are libraries that do these things for you. some of them are really hard to get into everything and small-scale devs got really excited about it and wanted to find it there.
19:11 < mischief> how do i say make me a chan of interface{} then
03:53 < aero1> showing more code can't hurt
12:57 * dsal knows how software works
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12:15 < pers3us> @skelterjohn will "go build *.go" will take care of it. you'll google for go + mysql, you'll get resources that tell you about the other parts that we did completely rewrite without any reflect at all
14:20 < guelfey> sauerbraten: well, gob encodes and decodes only exported fields, and sync.RWMutex obviously has none
14:54 < moraes> s1.ModTime().Unix() < s2.ModTime().Unix()
22:24 < nitrix> Am I right ?
05:34 < tomnewton> inside a try, catch
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04:54 < dominikh> it can't make it explicit
09:04 < nitrix> Except one is public and one is private.
20:49 < zephyrtronium> go get
16:20 < senior75151> well, i wrote my own proxy
07:00 < sinni800> aero1: chanio is easy to do
23:32 < xtg> reflect.ValueOf takes an empty interface, so unless a given type was passed into reflect.ValueOf, and that function were in the live call path, there'd be no reference
02:26 < dominikh> without negative lookbehind/ahead this is too painful to solve in pure regexp
12:26 < cespare> dono_: yes, using package time or maybe a benchmark test
19:48 < james4k> :w
11:41 < pnielsen> a slice of bytes
17:49 < gyre007> basically the idea is to make them available under a BSD compatible licence ?
05:14 < AeroNotix> Bwooce: I'm in Krakow
15:38 < dominikh> no.
18:22 < aram> my application is more akin to cat(1) and echo(1) then to application which need non-defaull SIGINT behavior. No, I don't want non-default SIGINT behavior, I simply want to make computers do what I want it to build against the correct sources, not accidentially fetch them again on some other path
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20:50 < DHowett> sweet. thank you!
17:48 < landonf> heh. I defaulted to golang, but who knows, maybe there was a way to use gdb to debug Go if my gdb version is less than 7?
07:34 < qalew> or the blobkey used to retrieve them
17:35 < burntsushi> srid: time.Unix?
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18:11 < pothibo> because there's a lot of language that lacks templates..
14:58 < DMorsing> undriedsea, what does ulimit -v say?
16:28 < cespare> the highest
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03:22 < sinni800> ReaderAt is an interface that defines a Done() method that returns a B, is not a method that returns that type, not the type directly accessible as a field"?
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20:36 < pietro10_> https://github.com/hanwen/go-fuse/blob/master/fuse/files.go#L127
11:34 < jondot> errnoh: nope, security is left to you
15:10 <+skelterjohn> yeah, i didn't
16:53 < remy_o> but Go 1.1 can reduce this a lot
10:14 < ontop> Ah.
18:10 < GeorgeJ> a|i: You can have functions that construct a struct for you. It's quite common actually.
05:27 < cronos> foofoobar, not HandleFunc but HandlerFunc
21:41 < twmb> no it does not
03:11 < CruX__> So this seems to be grouping unrelated things because people don't want math/rand to import crypto
10:48 < opiciak> hi all, i have a string value "9" that is an interface type
14:07 < XniX23> could anyone tell me where it could be a bunch of stuff, but he'll be debugging it tomorrow :)
10:58 < mkb218> DRY would indicate against having multiple operators too
15:05 < AeroNotix> dominikh: Blackpool, UK.
12:32 < GeertJohan> quiznilo: go fix is pre go1. It was very usefull to update code to newer versions of go..
02:00 < derek_c> I can only invoke function like "&a.foo()"?
15:43 < pothibo> Anybody here has included c code in a go package that isn't main? I get this error without sudo: "go install github.com/ziutek/mymysql/mysql: mkdir /usr/local/go/pkg/darwin_amd64/github.com: permission denied".
07:36 < ptrb> but gosublime doesn't recognize eg. foo.NewFoo, or give me anything when I try to read bytes that havent arrived yet?
01:22 < nsf> and that struct has File method
11:18 < pietro10> you're already wasting lines on }

gonuts-markov: sanity=5.txt

18:45 < davecheney> i've been playing with the Arch arm images, archlinuxarm.org is awesome
18:51 < mortdeus> I still have to test it with scripting in 2.6.
08:54 < mortdeus> typo `if drugs, ok := box.(*Coke) !ok{ totalInvasionOfPrivacy = true}`
11:16 < mortdeus> Nightgunner5, check out this wizardry. https://github.com/mortdeus/gocos2d/blob/master/node.go
11:02 < AeroNotix> ehh maps too if I know the size
14:25 < jmoiron> smw: :(
23:11 < dsal> ahh
08:50 < fatih> FieldByName returns the struct field with the given name. It returns the zero Value if no field was found. It panics if v's Kind is not Interface or Ptr. It returns the zero Value if no field was found. It panics if v's Kind is not Interface or Ptr. It returns the zero Value if v is nil."
14:35 < belak> dsal: is it possible to expose a struct and all exportable items on that struct?
01:57 < LunixA380> o/
12:58 < Shiv> dsal: why do you say so?
00:11 < dominikh> good to know :)
03:57 < nyx114> you?
20:34 < JesseObrien> i have a debug switch for a server i'm building and i want to be able to modify the len or cap
15:17 <+skelterjohn> ok, i no longer disagree
14:26 < prsteele> chimeracoder: ah
21:59 < nitrix> Every .go files start with a package XXXX directive.
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01:34 < shifter1> you need to make sure the channel is open before sending
23:07 <+Namegduf> Yes.
14:40 < Pwnna> is it possible to execute javascript..?
20:33 < cespare> they're not particularly fast, though.
05:17 <+kevlar> so for large types, it's hard to eyeball
18:42 < smw> ok, I feel like dsal when he fights me on new()
14:29 < smw> GeorgeJ, yes, I think of Go as a C++. It is obvious to me that they started with C, made a couple changes, and built on to
12:19 < spikebike> sure, but .net is good enough
11:05 < neworder> I meant smw
12:25 < landonf> AeroNotix: also depends on how well you define the API to begin with. If your API models the problem space well, then you can usually grow without breaking the API for quite some time. Ironically, it's the software that models the problem space poorly -- and is difficult to change compatibly -- that tends to need the most change.
19:41 < foobaz> it can't return the actual bool because the flags haven't been parsed yet
11:32 < AeroNotix> HUE HUE HUE HUE
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10:11 < ontop> Oh that's super awkward.
01:23 < kc5tja> I dunno -- I don't generally see Rob Pike acting like a jerk to people he disagrees with. Yet, his videos and efforts have convinced me to use Go. :)
01:15 < james4k> have an old keyboard remapping app
10:45 < AmandaC> In stylib
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17:43 < pietro10> because I highly doubt we are ever going to get that amigaoPOS upgrade
12:40 < Nightgunner5> Tv`: you'd have to know its concrete type
10:36 < ZeissS> Yeah, thats what I want to avoid
16:32 < nsf> grammars*
21:00 < EnthusiasticGoer> this function demands a parameter of type Resolver (interface type)
08:52 < sinni800> skelterjohn: is it safe to change the []byte coming out of a buffer?
04:25 < erikh> that worked with old BBS systems
17:47 < bpiraeus> xtg: as a rule, I assume everything should be a pointer if it's not disposable data inside the routine using it
05:28 < moraes> derdon is inspired today ;)
15:55 < Tv_> i am curious about the "godoc.org platform leaks through to docs" issue, though
10:30 < nsf> one file may define something and the other file does #ifdef
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04:16 < mortdeus> sitaram, you have to allocate the channel
15:14 < davecheney> at best it is a feature of the go standard library copy code of other parts of the go standard library copy code of other parts of the go ecosystem
16:52 < pnielsen> they use webapp or django IIRC
05:00 < aero1> taruti: channels
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15:37 < darthdeus> considering i never modify anything and i dontcare about performance, is there any other reason why i would wanna use a pointer?
10:29 < darkgray> The 20x20 took 600 microseconds.
23:04 < oelewapperke> they're horribly expensive, they require more power per unit (and so you have to leave empty space around them)
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14:37 < cronos> all nations have different mentality
14:44 < KBme> hi all
07:23 < matti> Ohh.
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12:23 < Tv`> zeebo: eww
06:59 < cronos> john____, you declared func twice
10:39 < swook> and use of libraries can reduce sloc
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13:59 < smw> ah
15:28 < zeebo> vasilydernis they're different dmains
09:30 < yassd> import "scenes"
21:53 < raggi> davecheney: i've seen some russian code years ago, that was quite literally all in cyrillic
01:13 < spikebike> ohheh
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15:36 < pietro10> bah heptawhatever left
09:10 < pa_> http://play.golang.org/p/JI8_i9757f
07:28 < aero1> Is it to-spec that JSON/XML cannot be unmarshaled into unexported fields because it just seems like a waste
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01:42 < mjy> license
10:46 < kms> geany now support go highliting. But it is no support autocompletion?
16:10 < prsteele> damn
00:04 < dominikh> never used generics (in the truest sense) in my life :)
10:57 < nopcode> starting 10 goroutines
03:30 < smw> kevlar, please add that restriction, thanks :-)
09:29 < cronos> aero1, you're mean today
16:25 < farslan> now, when I get two data, they do stuff on the same package.Function() in the go routines
07:08 < surma> cronos: I figured it was intended like this, but why? It seems weird that `s` is considered to be outside the loop’s scope when it’s obviously not
12:03 < smw> There is a video version here that is very good: http://youtu.be/XCsL89YtqCs
22:08 < davecheney> so they end up having two databases, the fast one, and the slow one
09:09 < cronos> pers3us, it's pretty much similar to: if (condition) {return true;} else {return false;} . no harm, but pointless
07:37 < AeroNotix> which is just all the deps at their HEAD, or tagged version
13:16 < smw> kgabis, yeah, seems like an unnecessary restriction. Why shouldn't code be allowed to treat the stack like a list?
17:39 < chord> mb0: what does it mean for a type to be thread safe?
09:52 < viric> in short: debugging go programs in gdb is still a hell
21:00 < raggi> if there are no features, there's nothing to hype
20:55 < sadasant> js, python also uses it frequently
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04:15 < nsf> :D
14:39 < dysoco> JSON support is included by default in Go ?
11:29 < lhk> oh, i got to go. ill be back soon. then i can upload the code. sorry for the interruption
07:06 < nsf> but who knows
14:18 < tadzik> chimeracoder: I see. Looks good
08:10 < geri> thx
05:36 < errnoh> what's the spdy talk here? hasn't there been spdy implementation on go.net for years already
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21:09 < davecheney> ok
22:06 < Stavros> that would work
18:42 < dominikh> export the fields and use annotations to map them to the json you get
18:47 <+skelterjohn> i assume that's because of communication collisions?
18:34 < Tv`> kc5tja: VMWare -> enjoy your SMB
10:20 < aero1> skelterjohn: did you get your tcpdump thingy going last night?
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06:48 < DMorsing> i don't know if it's because it doesn't exist. Just ask.
17:01 < bpiraeus> err := json.Unmarshal(&mrf) where mrf = interface{}
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20:09 < skelterjohn_> i wonder if there is some easy way to expand the encoding packages to handle type alternation. probably not feasible since it changes the type "guessing" from being a regular language to a context-free one
14:15 < Tv_> cronos: and botnets
14:06 < dsal> Tokens are pretty awesome.
10:20 < Aram> meh. I don't understand this package versioning schemes. It's trivial to create a versioning scheme, whatever that might be, it's very hard to come with the right semantics, like what happens when multiple packages import different versions of the same thing in two different places. and you will get a possibly stale pkg simply by being in the *wrong* GOPATH directory
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20:00 < AntelopeSalad> when i see that it's impossible for me to NOT see mystring() being a function and "hello" as its argument
07:29 < nsf1> because C.goF is a go function
12:50 < twmb> DMorsing: did you build your own implementation of net/http or something?
12:46 < dsal> p_masho: Files have *almost* no meaning in a package.
06:24 < dominikh> heh
14:47 < Tv`> my xmonad is highly customized :(
10:29 < Aram> I think it's 3 since the public release, 5 since development started.
15:55 < Cubox> or 0.0 ?
17:54 < derdon> dominikh: gvim
16:58 < spikebike> otp?
10:26 < jmoiron> single column row scan, i'll have to see if that's possible to do from outside
13:24 < Hannibal_Smith> Probably I didn't understand your sentence
16:09 <+kevlar> really? your application is guaranteed to survive forever and not get restarted?
12:13 < pcarrier> guelfey: hmmm, thanks.
15:46 < kc5tja> hetkat: If you can put up a simple example on playground, we can at least look at the code.
17:35 < darkgray> This is too bizarre.
09:33 < zeebo> felixge: make some consts with iota and mask them
16:34 < dsal> I'm a pretty big fan of things that aren't java.
12:06 < graham_king> captaincronos: Definitely postfix then
08:27 < feesvent> inhies, workers add to id -> channel map under mutex lock, reader looks up channel by id under mutex lock
19:43 < AeroNotix> It's a useful tool, imho.
17:58 < smw> temoto, I like tickers much better :-P
07:46 <+Namegduf> Filter by checking for your type, not for checking for the runtime ones.
13:16 < d2dchat> :) ty!
01:40 < kisielk_home> is the library open source?
07:30 < fatih> let me try it
02:20 < AlekSi> dubbe: this .crt file is stored in repository, so you want to use reflection to avoid having something like RegisterCommand?
18:33 < JosephFritzll> its jewish
16:32 < dsal> awake.. weird correct-o
10:44 < AmandaC> like a bank account in the camen islands
08:36 < cronos> playground won't allow you access local filesystem, so they will always return errors on there, which may be why the deadlock is not reproduced on playground
02:16 < raggi> no no
11:44 < AeroNotix> as in, can you grab the same items on successive rounds?
00:00 < davecheney> really
17:06 < dsal> It's not a completely trivial problem, though.
15:04 < XniX23> Nightgunner5: i think it depends on the number of duplicate lines
12:58 < dominikh> fwiw, the spec mentions at least 256 bits for integer constants
13:22 < remy_o> what's the point of documenting a non-exported structure ?
06:04 < AeroNotix> (don't ask about the 18k line diff, I have stupid colleagues.)
15:13 < ajn> also, the issue has only come up in webkit and curl on a live server..locally, no issues
16:13 < cgtdk> dominikh: Anyone that cares will find the appropriate plugins for their editor of choice. A simple query to any useful search engine would answer your question
05:57 < hetkat> oh ok let me try
07:22 < aero1> jessta: can you use reflection to simulate C++'s generics 100%?
14:18 < cespare> nope, bisect :)
11:59 < nsf> there are however some problems with that approach
18:16 < JodaZ_> damn2late
18:56 < jzelinskie> ah
00:45 < davecheney> unless you go install'd them
11:56 < errnoh> but it would be possible
12:53 < AmandaC> mjy, indeed, that appears to be the new size formula
19:14 < nsf> I like s-exps, they have eternal value
15:30 < pcarrier> for example, I'd like to write if a != nil && b != nil
22:33 < GoDoc> pkg: Func NewServeMux - http://golang.org/pkg/net/http#NewServeMux
04:03 < thorduri> well, I think being an asshat and having a duty to be correct are not mutally exclusive
21:10 < AntelopeSalad> that's about half way there
14:56 < randomnoise> seems like it's a list of tables or result sets… so maybe it won't be a huge list depending on the app
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02:16 < raggi> what i mean is, reusing work within the problem space
18:13 < dysoco> Not really: I use Go as a "saner" C
15:27 < pietro10> http://pastie.org/pastes/7102830/text?key=0upjza7bypf1td0strukow
18:34 < dominikh> smw: so built-in functions are allowed to, operators are not?
10:00 < vanseverk> dominikh: For RAD I'm still a big fan of PHP and SF2 though :)
17:06 < kc5tja> dsal: I am familiar with both TDD and its BDUF predecessor, Cleanroom Software Engineering. Both imply trading up-front work for down-stream economy.
12:54 < dsal> Oh really!?
13:45 < a|i> but person has an employee doesn't make sense.
03:53 < cronos> nuke__, and i don't know exactly which part of your code doesn't work. but i would simply leave all "C.*" stuff in one package and do all the conversions there
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14:30 < jordanorelli> alright i have to peace out, sorry to cut this short.
08:44 < cronos> http://play.golang.org/p/oq4vP7TTsu
03:50 <+Namegduf> You're assigning back.
09:05 < dumdumdeedum> so I did this: http://play.golang.org/p/3gRzLF9NEL
07:22 < sinni800> cronos: oh
11:45 < pietro10> note that a pakcage won't link without main.main if its name is min, but other than tht
02:35 < Argue> whoops and now it isn't
22:58 < dsal> It's just a plain function.
03:18 < foofoobar> The stack trace which is printed has the line number of the code for that? I know it's from schedunlock and I have the binary and the source code, but I can't find anything in the spec about it
11:10 < meson10> captaincronos you were correct. Its the &o thats the culprit. works now. thanks a ton.
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16:23 < smw> LaPingvino, of course
14:06 < oal> Would it be more efficient to not create two separate content[] vars
00:24 < Grivvel> Is it safe to just call Parse even though not all flags will be registered yet under the assumption that we will only use the ones which were (and Parse will be called again before the rest are used)?
15:37 < Tv`> also, mmap for large input -> still a []byte
13:02 < AntelopeSalad> Tv`: the interesting thing to me is despite the ones being 3x slower, it's not close to 3x less throughput
09:04 < dumdumdeedum> }
15:07 < errnoh> http://play.golang.org/p/9e7sunVqDO
15:14 < kisielk> Zuchto: afaik, the Go authors are not fond of macros
12:59 < taruti> d10n: but could you describe your app which needs the twenty plugins?
11:45 < chimeracoder> pers3us: because it's not backed by anything
00:09 < twmb> actually now that I know that, it is quite conveinient for debugging: don't have to add and remove `import "fmt"`
16:00 < dominikh> Gerald: probably cgo.
20:48 < davecheney> var s []T
11:55 < pnielsen> their default value is nil, like pointers -- you can effectively use nil slices since append() will allocate a slice
21:03 < AFlyingMonkey> nitrix: Your project sounds very familiar but your name is not the one I recognize
12:38 < qeed> pietro10__, i use this script to do that http://pastie.org/5663272
08:37 < hetkat> The code I pasted panics on line 4 with "panic: reflect.Value.Interface: cannot return value obtained from unexported field or method"
11:56 < pietro10> this morning I was looking up the feasibility of directly calling Objective-C from Go
14:41 < belak> I don't know anything about them : http://go-lang.cat-v.org/library-bindings
18:12 < dsal> davz: at least press the format button. :)
17:16 < nyx114> to refer to a var outside of a method
10:21 < taruti> skelterjohn: just have the callback return bool and use that to abort when needed.
23:16 < mattreynolds> why is that?
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21:38 < smw> it can also return any type
20:55 < Shiv1> lavos: I will anyway keep this in mind.
15:53 < AeroNotix> dominikh: thanks^
22:58 < davecheney> i've built an application that requires a bunch of web servers, a bunch of data base servers, a bunch of memcaches, and all that other hipster goodness
15:26 < f2f> in terms of anything. irc is a surprisingly complex thing to network.
08:38 < zeebo> they're only similar in that they have a list of cases really
20:46 < nyx114> the location of my source files?
14:32 < Sxan> Oooo
04:57 < YuFeng> cronos: i want create file in init function,but defer run init end,not run test end
13:26 < fzzbt> okay that makes sense
16:44 * Teckla gets an Internal Server Error 500 from Google Drive
20:53 < melonstorm> ( Implicit type conversions are also used in that case, a String can become a Parser[T], for instance, just... implicitly, through the context. It's not everyone's thing... )
10:19 < Stavros> i hate how necessary shared state is
16:41 < Tv`> so process what you have now, then stop
21:23 < pkrnj> i guess i'm getting hung up on other languages thawing exceptions on that kind of thing
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15:05 < AeroNotix> Guest489: you want the flag package
10:08 < nn0101> looking at aes_test.go, it does loop around but the tests are an []bytes with 16 elements.
16:35 <+skelterjohn> or else it's not very good
19:36 < davecheney> Kovensky: fair enough, i'm having difficulty following the problem
11:20 < rogpeppe> tomnewton: or something like that
12:27 < entifna> If you want client, then the adg package linked earlier is the way to go.
12:30 < jmoiron> darkgray: i went and did another few euler problems in go and got up to lvl2 ;)
12:46 < Tv`> because it mutates the template as a whole
07:42 < Cubox> DMorsing: how?
08:43 < cientifico> no
16:11 < daaron> I would wish for a pony too ;)
18:53 < chord> what do they claim
21:57 < kisielk> well, other people won't be able to compile it ;)
01:42 < superjoe> llvm is amazing. I am using it in my current project
12:01 < dsal> Is that ruby?
07:48 < jessta> Luam: you should check those errors
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19:30 < pietro10_> because that would mean returning 3D data =P
09:34 < dominikh> and I'm already fretting over some missed chances in my life, so yeah.. been there
00:35 < Veejay> That is true
19:39 < zephyrtronium> insertion sort is slower than building a sorted list by insertion, as i am doing
12:51 < Tv`> math has bigints for you
14:29 < skelterjohn_> i was responding to the goroutines and GC comment
23:03 < cespare> hokey, experience with hg so far is that it is pretty loathesome. Or at least the go plugin is.
23:52 < Murarth> Depends how the shared memory is managed by the kernel. It can be shared "memory" without necessarily being kept in-memory at all times.
19:27 < Tv_> raggi: but thanks, still; i need more ideas
14:44 < AntelopeSalad> are most people working with the gorilla toolkit for web apps, or are you using the stdlibs as is?
06:22 < GeertJohan> Can't find the MarGo binary at `/home/geertjohan/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/User/GoSublime/9/bin/gosublime.margo.r13.04.21-1.linux-x64.exe`
05:45 < sinni800> YuFeng: if val, ok := interface.([]t)
21:54 < Yachtsman> davecheney: How fast does a RISC ARM on those embedded platforms perform speed/calcs wise to say a regular PC with Intel/AMD?
13:44 < cronos> nmeum, yes, always check errors
14:01 < zeebo> it isn't pretty. if you're just marshalling it then maybe do
17:28 < remy_o_> for example, "diff" and "cmp" don't produce any output for identical files
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22:30 < jmoiron> dsal: yeah, true. range has some important semantic differences
22:18 < spikebike> yeah, I've already handled all the filesystem type stuff in my layer, pre-encryption. Incrementals, versions, tracking both file creations and deletions, time stampds, permissions, etc.
22:23 <+danderson> yes. n is limited in scope.
18:44 < d2dchat> good catch
06:51 < sinni800> or i could just be lazy and use something like http://code.google.com/p/go-router/ but it doesnt really fulfill my needs
02:31 < brrt> eh, new name
16:18 < chimeracoder> but the Option monad is not one of them
17:51 < darthdeus> silven: wow i love you, Fmt on write is perfect :D
09:04 < dumdumdeedum> return m
04:32 < aero1> something like struct { Status bool; Message string }
04:35 < d3xter> cronos: thanks anyway
00:12 < dominikh> it's delightfully bad design, too
16:47 < AeroNotix> aight friends I'm out
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07:01 < cronos> Tobe_, even if you run it 5 times in a row
18:58 < raggi> find . -name .go -exec go fmt {} \;
07:44 < zeisss> Ok, what would be right? Absolute path?
20:47 < skelterjohn_> slices are one of the more powerful concepts in go, imo
07:30 < niemeyer> matti: Yeah
11:58 < jnwhiteh> you don't have to use monads
21:52 < james4k> well ? definitely doesn't work for me, i have to use $1
12:16 < dominikh> but then you have to free it manually
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06:21 < lhk> unrecognized import path "https://github.com/AlekSi/gophers"
13:49 < kisielk> ok, so you can initialize it at the module level?
02:22 < br-> kevlar: i don't, i'm just trying to understand correctly.. i have to adjust GOPATH each time i set up a new directory for development?
15:13 < markso> jmoiron: so? what should I do instead?
19:35 < dono_> skelterjohn -- do you think it's a bad design choice to make a data wrapper interface that has 4 methods, func methodName(m …interface{}) interface{}, methodName's are Insert, Update, Delete, Return. Four basic data operations. The reason for this interface is if allows for me to plug into several other things i have up and running like a restful api, simple data mapers for mongo, mysql, sqlite3, a micro web framework that can b
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11:24 < TylerE> AlekSi: All accesses to the map run through a pair of get and set functions, with the access inside a mutex
22:18 < dsal> I could bounce them in sequence. Not all at the same time.
17:52 < davecheney> thank you
18:28 < geetarista> it's because I had the memprofile stuff in init
19:01 < twmb> dominikh: except for the (&x).Func() stuff :P
00:46 < czr> since we're OT (seems), what do people here think about redis? yay or nay?
01:58 < whyrusleeping> lorph: what it looks like when im writing go in vim: http://imgur.com/gxYyprt
16:26 < kisielk> dominikh: cool :)
08:18 <+skelterjohn> it won't hurt the singlethreaded context, and it will make your code not break if it changes
14:06 < Tv`> AeroNotix: "ReadUtil"?
21:01 < davecheney> because someone has overloaded the += operator to throw an exception which orders a pizza
07:35 < BratSinot> mjy: Because zlib best compression too slow
17:33 < kisielk> basically every time you want to add a page at the end
10:48 < nn0101> this is powerful stuff
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19:47 < igetsqu> do not set or modify GOROOT. Do not use the sudo hammer.
15:36 <+danderson> so maybe debug/dwarf, reflect and unsafe could merge and form some kind of deranged super-being...
19:48 < dominikh> cespare: it should still inherit the environment, shouldn't it?
12:49 < farslan> smw: I'm executing it like "/bin/sh", "-c", "cmd...."
10:41 < Tv`> bmercer: the history of some of these apis goes back to 70s; they're not the simplest possible kind
14:15 < visof> Tv`: i will do
06:46 < mortdeus> error(err)
22:04 < erikstmartin> mvrak: C-x M-c M-butterfly ?
13:54 < Tv`> well that rounds up, depending on what you're doing GAE may not save you a ton of headaches :-)
13:19 < moraes> like q: "any book recommendations for go?" a: "read the spec"
12:58 <+skelterjohn> $index comes from a range
09:16 <+Namegduf> nitrix: It's *all* about the size of the benefits
11:33 < cronos> Pwnna, that doesn't matter at all
05:13 < AeroNotix> and you can do a lot of harm, provided you don't enable access to the server :P
19:14 < davecheney> dho: well, you showed me where to look
22:41 <+kevlar> Tv`: I meant as opposed to []string.
10:53 < aero1> and it annoys the living fuck out of me
10:06 < AeroNotix> shruggar: you could build that system but it a) isn't directly supported in the syntax/stdlib and b) probably isn't the best solution from the sounds of it
19:01 <+kevlar> switch ptr.(type) { case *[]int: ... case *[]string: ... }
02:41 < backjlack> Did anyone run into "undefined: DefaultRedirectPolicy" with go-httpclient ?
18:04 < Pwnna> lol
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19:15 < laumars> i'll have a look into the minidleconnections though. thanks for that :)
23:48 < belak> smw: ok... what other options do I have?
02:43 < GoDoc> pkg: Func (*ServeMux) HandleFunc - http://golang.org/pkg/net/http#ServeMux.HandleFunc
22:08 < pkrnj> right, that makes sense
15:50 < yawniek> AeroNotix: toy code, but in the end i want to serve some files where the real paths come from a db
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23:29 < shifter1> Does go come with a modular exponentiation function like a^b % p ?
19:23 < mardok45> kevlar: Darn, I'm targetting Win, Darwin, Linux, and FreeBSD
07:26 < silven> yeah, already changed that
17:16 < nesv> …and their baked-in goodness is icing on the already-perfect cake.
13:41 < dho> it would be nice to have tags :(
15:27 < callenbot> dsal: is this for easier management of one-to-n channels or what?
05:03 < cespare> *starters
22:56 <+kevlar> davecheney: oh, it can report errors
12:31 < GeorgeJ> That's probably because of your search history.
18:48 < Shiv_> moraes: http.Request.Body is io.ReadCloser while EncodeClientRequest provides []byte
12:52 < AntelopeSalad> if you run a Benchmark function what determines the # of iterations? i see absolutely no reference to the numbers in the source anywhere
03:46 < cespare> for packages i mean
03:05 < inhies> "([0-9a-f]{4}\\.){3}[0-9a-f]{4}"
16:33 < Tv`> he was one of those CS profs who always made the effort to not use a computer ;)
15:21 < belak> dsal: so, I've found that with otto, you can have a struct and you can pass funcs attached to it (at least with go 1.1) but you can't create an api like test.Something()
17:45 < dsal> I also wrote stdinweb that lets you bind an http thing on stdin so you can run your web thingy out of inetd. That's appropriate for a lot of things.
23:56 < carbocation> Namegduf: thanks
12:29 < zeebo> buf*
15:56 <+kevlar> Stavros: did you update to tip?
13:49 < callen> yes it can.
05:12 < gebi> my github.com/gebi/passhash now really works at double the speed with scrypt!
07:18 < viric> ah
14:57 < AeroNotix> Tv`: the best we have
11:13 < fish_> and it seems like the dns package isn't event writing anything to the wire, at least I can't see it in my terminal
18:33 < benbangert> mpl: I sometimes like to read docs on a phone/tablet if I'm out somewhere, sure
22:21 < mortdeus> also any idea what may be causing this
01:47 < pnielsen> it's mostly for C programmers
08:43 < swook> the config files we might need to parse uses the ConfigParser format
07:36 < cronos> sinni800, well, imo, making {{template}} accept a pipeline as a template name could be great
20:49 < |Craig|> Sure, I'd rather use python, or Go, or maybe even C than Java, but not because java is slow
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17:52 < davecheney> looking at what atom did
06:38 < kinlo> is there some documentation on how the garbage collector works?
18:36 < AntelopeSalad> it's weird because this code was working fine before
17:11 <+Namegduf> And such code does indeed exist and promptly fall over as soon as it hits production usage
17:47 < johto> something I wrote :-(
16:09 < smw> poseidon, http://golang.org/ref/spec#Address_operators
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18:16 < kc5tja> This seems to be a case where I can't get around using multiple words.
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05:05 < davecheney> e-dard: what does go version report ?
17:33 < nsf> but only in particular special cases
17:59 < kisielk> I'm glad I have golang-nuts flame wars to read while waiting for long tests to run
05:23 < sinni800> GeertJohan: oh ho ho ho
13:49 < dtcaciuc> http://www.cse.wustl.edu/~taoju/cse554/lectures/lect07_Alignment.pdf
23:33 < dominikh> there's a power function in the math package, there's the modulo operator, but there's no smart modular exponentiation
14:20 < kc5tja> On the subject of "go test", does this command consume all stdout and stderr produced by tests, never to be seen by anyone or anything again?
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13:30 < a|i> Tv`: I'm just playing around with a quick and dirty prototype that kevlar provided.
08:22 < DMorsing> no genderism intended :)
15:26 < belak> spat: like, if the host is different from the websocket...
12:41 < AeroNotix> true that
18:42 < nsf> that alone will make it better in my opinion
19:11 <+Namegduf> Go routines aren't 'threads' in the sense gdb generally uses the term.
03:00 < arsatiki> I think we are going in circles :(
12:02 < kracekumar_> guelfey, sure
21:12 < hyperzap> :(
02:57 < shifter1> http://golang.org/pkg/html/template/#Template.Execute
13:27 < kisielk> I actually made my own connection pool for sql as well
15:06 < srid> cronos: do i have to use indices for this? or the builtin append?
20:06 < marcop> |kira: i worked on enough projects with entire teams to do build infrastructure
21:12 < dominikh> JodaZ: that's not the point.
23:18 < sethwklein> i conclude go is bad: it sets the bar too high for other languages
13:44 < OwenOu> johnasmuth: i mean removing the go routine in the example
17:36 < davecheney> dominikh: it's awesome
16:03 < Tv_> *shrug* i frankly don't find the api valuable, so i don't have concrete suggestions
08:23 < mjy> they still call it SSL because SSL is not TLS and some people still use SSLv2/SSLv3
03:37 < viric> with -e you have to supply the ip
04:20 < davecheney> nsf: careful you don't cut yourself
10:52 < aandy> mister_zombie: okay, good you got it working :)
18:43 < AeroNotix> wait
18:25 < raggi_> omg rusty spoons
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06:53 < AlekSi> sinni800: well, I can talk about me :) I will not drop gonuts.io, but I had a project, which depended on github-hosted project which was removed
16:25 < AeroNotix> nteon: cool! Open-source stuffs?
09:55 < quiznilo> I was crazy for vala for about 5 months until I discovered go, and havn't been back to it... sad
22:31 <+kevlar> Das_Wasser: check err before deferring body.close
02:37 < leb> ok
19:32 < Tv`> BlackGriffen: and different hardware will have different sweet spots
13:18 < eansfun> ahimsa, why not use https instead of messing around with this? Also, how do you securely get the js crypto library to the browser without using https in the first place?
23:14 < mattreynolds> gracias
12:13 * quiznilo files for a software patent on IRC bots
00:11 < elithrar> without trawling the source code itself, it can be hard to figure out the best way to do it in go?
07:51 < dysoco> just imagine that while compiling
16:18 < srid> i came to Go from python as well.
02:32 < pcdummy> kevlar: in-process ... yes.
12:31 < dsal> I build from tip all the time.
21:13 < bjeanes__> most packages exist to scratch a specific itch and are OSS circumstantially
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06:01 < nsf> maybe
03:56 < lukeholder> gotcha
02:40 < AlekSi> derek_c: GoSublime
16:09 < davecheney> futurecat: select {} is a better choice
03:40 <+kevlar> obviously the stuff I write for work is not ;-)
14:14 < mischief> PigDude: http://play.golang.org/p/5o9xdVNE_D
17:08 < jaftere> mortdeus, meta tag is documented at 'go help remote'
09:55 < errnoh> any idea what's the minimum time before gopkgdoc refreshes changed documentation
03:36 < FUZxxl> TCO can reduce the number of clocks for a function call and therefor is an optimization
03:48 < sag> okay
15:46 < smw> no
14:52 < kisielk> Nightgunner5: the key to using locks effectively is to lock around as small of a body of code as possible
13:55 <+skelterjohn> rutherford, nj
23:13 < dsal> whyrusleeping: No, that's fairly against the nature of a slice. :)
13:29 < raggi> dono_: it's a character, which may be one or more bytes
20:16 < Altonymous> psql and mysql aren't fast enough
09:48 < DeviantPeer> so, more redable: http://play.golang.org/p/cYhuWSBmaN
13:36 < kisielk_home> viric: well, we've forbidden GPL because the other licenses are better , not the other way around
16:46 < leehambley> here's the original (real) main from the first shot at the program: https://gist.github.com/9ecb1a4b2f3317f7113f
21:58 < josh-k> danderson: i saw that, and i am using it, i was just wondering why it was removed
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06:41 < DMorsing> i think gosched forces scheduling now, even if there's no point to it
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15:14 < darkgray> sinni800: I get it from window borders and shit.
01:03 < smw> burntsushi, yes, assembly, not C
17:43 < moraes> tu!
04:53 < B_Lizzard> I've searched high and low, and cannot seem to come up with atm.
15:31 < Tv`> *case
22:46 < dominikh> admittedly, it wouldn't exactly fix the issue of taking up an entire line per se, but it can be written over, can be set to only be visible for the last line, and for the love of god, don't make other people call thrift APIs
09:53 < laz> not automagically
17:38 < xiam> hola anthony1
21:25 < dominikh> clever.. I searched for the slide myself :<
17:08 < dsal> No means yes.
03:15 < davecheney> to investigate each of the addresses
12:02 <+skelterjohn> it only scans one directory
18:34 < davecheney> did you mean *Redirect ?
05:12 < mortdeus> irctc320, You have to create a go routine for each chan that transmit the msg to this select. Right?
23:03 <+kevlar> I SSH into vms ;-)
15:57 < Stavros> thank you
10:31 < OwenOu> mb0 DMorsing thanks, that's helpful
12:51 < kc5tja> brianm: Yes, I've learned that that is the correct import.
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13:00 < gebi> it was a try to answer your strange note about realtime or vxworks
09:27 <+Namegduf> Redesigning the FS layout so each program version had its own install path, symlinking from there into search paths, allowing manually installing stuff by just sticking it in the right place
16:39 < whyrusleeping> er, not syntax, formatting
00:35 < inhies> also, shoudl $GOOS be set to windows on my 64bit ubuntu machine? O.o
23:44 < cespare> Anyway, none of this really matters. VCS shouldn't be in charge of packaging anyway
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11:29 < raggi> this kind of inverted design isn't wihtout it's own problems though
19:55 < davecheney> do not listen to anyone who says set GOROOT
18:52 < kisielk> it's not for every single hit, it's only if you use patterns in gorilla/mux, it uses gorilla/session to store the variables
07:47 < zeebo> i bet you can do it without the random slice
01:23 < dominikh> mhm
10:38 < nsf> what's the name of the asm file?
08:27 < nsf> ^ is xor everywhere
18:43 < cespare> Lambi: http://play.golang.org/p/xNyqsuq2nn
17:58 < davecheney> they will look it up in the ast package and find out it isnt
17:30 < matti> aandy: I am a remote for them based in London.
15:18 < nsf> cjd: I've seen most of them
07:31 < sinni800> foofoobar: depends on your engine
12:00 < mkb218> PigDude: Precision and (3) are untyped literals, but they aren't valid complex literals
08:59 < bpiraeus> and sometimes add some of my own ideas
09:41 < mattie> that's Q3 2012, just samsung, just smartphones
06:31 < aero1> Anyone else had this problem?
10:42 < nsf> :(
22:45 < pnielsen> yeah, no g := go foo()
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19:20 < nteon> johnOne: silently ignore. sorry if I implied otherwise
11:35 < mischief-> so if i have github.com/mischief/goland/{goland,goland-daemon,golandlibrary}, where goland and gland-daemon are of package main, go get github.com/mischief/goland will install both programs of package main?
20:24 < dominikh> isn't ARM 64 nowadays?
14:16 < cronos_> AlekSi, many go programmers seem to be minimalists (in terms of programming).
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12:26 < taruti> saotome: you are doing it wrong
17:40 < kisielk> oh, there already is a go/scanner
12:51 < smw> inhies, lol, was mine that difficult?
23:27 < chinakr> `body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)` will cause `panic: use of closed network connection`.
15:54 * Brend hasn't had anything broken by an update since Ubuntu optimistically tried to upgrade to multiarch a couple years ago and confused the heck out of itself
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03:36 <+danderson> yeah
14:09 < cronos> no
09:52 < sinni801> the Type type in c# can be handed to functions, be content of a variable, ... etc
10:36 < GeertJohan> blogpost about go and asm, not at blog.golang.org right?
19:24 < Lambi> I just want words for it
02:47 < Das_Wasser> isn't a slice just a section of a byte though?
21:23 <+skelterjohn> oh i see
11:00 < Pete_> AlekSi, I knew it must be in there.use of untyped nil
06:12 < brrt> dominikh, just kidding of course, but you /can/ actually use regexpes to parse html, just in steps
10:19 < pnielsen> piranha: yeah :)
03:06 < DHowett> Cheers!
15:54 < Tv`> is it ungood?
22:48 < pkrnj> though i had one moron friend who wanted to run after it to get a picture
17:24 < pnielsen> "Yes, I am running the Factory."
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17:16 < matti> dominikh: Why?
06:54 < GeertJohan> yep
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21:29 < pnielsen> you would have them give you a ServeMux
13:09 < dsal> BenchmarkParseTimeIntNano 20000000 95.9 ns/op
13:53 < Tv`> AntelopeSalad: you're welcome to do web apps in it, but that's not where the focus has been
12:30 < twmb> or return *resp
21:14 < sfackler> And it was created on November 27
16:06 < iz> AeroNoti1: it's NOT in the io package
15:51 < jmoiron> i thought bombay was a portuguese name
13:33 < darkgray> I name all my packages anime.
15:33 < zeebo> then its like comparing each field for equality and ANDing them
10:34 < zeebo> call*
04:56 < erikh> that's a huge bonus to me
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12:58 < AmandaC> marijnfs: html/template auto-escapes some stuff, text does not such thing
18:00 < Tv_> now does it allow parallelizing ingest and updates...
19:30 < foobaz> Nvveen_: i don't use it for context creation, only as a loading library, so i dont
11:12 < quiznilo> thanks gildean
04:47 < moraes> that will accept any URL
04:17 < Samiz> Hello
10:57 < FUZxxl> There is <op>= for all ops EXCEPT && and ||. Why?
22:13 < Pwnna> like you don't need to make?
01:04 < Deece> Is there a way to set the counter to zero.
12:12 < dominikh> well you can but it won't help much
20:08 < jessta> OwenOu: generally you put your code in GOPATH instead of adding the current directory to GOPATH
21:38 < adu> oh I know what I was going to use, but didn't know if it was proper to use that.
00:35 < davecheney> i like that someone cares about it
22:28 <+skelterjohn> ah, that's apple's fault
14:50 < Aram> DMorsing: right, I can send you a pure, non cgo binary
04:39 < darkgray> foo = append(foo, key)
18:15 < manveru> LunixA380: LunixFFFF
18:50 < apostlio> and I observe that it spends 88.7% of the time handling these errors
21:02 < cespare> i don't think it can get much simpler if the premise is that we're unmarshalling into a typed struct.
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10:42 < wlll> goroutine*
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14:00 < TexJoachim> Any idea how to make Scanf("%s", blup) wait for input until the return key is pressed? Right now it just runs through without giving me the chance to enter something from the standard input.
16:56 < Azzkikr> I apparently cloned it once sometime earlier without setting a proper GOPATH
15:33 < dho> finally stop people from asking whether maps are thread-safe.
16:53 < chacken> skelterjohn: files.. of any size
11:09 < DMorsing> but fundamentally, they're different types. just like how map[int]string and map[int][]byte are different types, even though they have the same in memory representation
17:55 < AeroNotix> oic
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12:46 < nsf> trying to see if Go style works in C++
15:46 < andrewcarter> so say in that url
09:45 < zeebo> sconover: `go env` will show you what it thinks GOROOT Is
14:20 < bmercer> *crutch
19:30 < kisielk> as far as finding all the declarations goes
19:09 < a|i> cespare: not a single reply asks 'what are you trying to do?'
02:43 < |Craig|> I have to wonder if its impossible to achieve the equlivenent semantic throughtput with an unambigious language when using a brain to parse it
10:53 <+kevlar> e.g. import ( "fmt"; "net/http"; _ "github.com/yourname/controller/whoami" )
10:00 < skelterjohn> DMorsing: but it might be
21:25 < LunixA380> Minifying a JS is just about saving few kilobytes and most of the kilobytes saved can be saved by gzipping while transferring
16:49 < jasonmoo1> http://play.golang.org/p/SFzLJTEoRA
13:42 < skelterjohn_> go doesn't have a ternary operator, so you can't really expect text/template to have one
10:32 < AlekSi> +1
07:29 < nopcode> hm ok i think i get it...
21:52 < davecheney> and error
20:59 * AmandaC shrugs
10:42 < nsf> I don't want to :)
19:03 < niemeyer> AmandaC: Thanks :-)
05:26 < matti> foofoobar: Yes :)
12:22 < brianvoe> understandable but do you get what i mean
19:01 < jodaro> but i'm wondering if i'm just better off writing my own oci stuff and using "C" to interface with it
17:26 < AeroNotix> but for a different bug
04:42 < jessta> emdete: 2MB isn't huge
07:22 < jmoiron> Luam: i'd look at web.go or gorilla to see how those things manage dispatch; after that it's just the same as anything else, write functions which return responses for different endpoints
13:50 < Aram> doable though.
17:27 < pnielsen> but the connection doesn't suddenly become not TCP
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05:40 < shawn-p> DMorsing: this has to be a log problem... this should be impossible: http://screencast.com/t/H4GZ0CfQm
22:11 < dominikh> and it won't the next time I ask
11:24 < nopcode> skelterjohn: yeah. wouldnt want one tank to drive faster than the others because he has a cpu core for himself.
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08:56 < mortdeus> though I did stumble upon this yesterday. golang.jp
13:08 < DMorsing> hahaha
10:24 <+skelterjohn> i feel like i am missing nothing whatsoever
05:45 < inhies> well
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01:35 < mortdeus> It would be a no brainer if people werent window-washed.
13:07 <+kevlar> prsteele: use crypto/rand to generate seeds for goroutine-specific math.NewSource
11:46 < felixge> dominikh: how would you go about setting the baudrate, just call the C functions for it?
12:43 <+skelterjohn> Pwnna: what platform?
13:23 < kisielk_> you'd be using the reflect package a lot
05:43 < inhies> the problem was the } and the else { were on different lines
17:27 < nn0101> mischief: oh that's nice. weekend hacks and get paid eh?
17:10 < davecheney> i don't thint changes the context of my argument
08:27 < AeroNotix> dominikh: you mean godoc?
18:47 < fatih> like: r := bufio.NewReaderSize(io.TeeReader(source, req.buffer), 128)
16:02 < remy_o> go/* packages don't use 64-bit arithmetic
03:53 < jessta> dominikh: same way OSX users do it.
01:07 < Rodya> I didn't know range was a thing
18:38 < Tv`> srid: and it'll show up in godoc
12:20 < bmercer> viric: which version of gcc?
05:23 < jessta> Argue: emacs, vim, sublimetext, acme are probably the most popular text editors for Go code.
12:01 < a|i> how? where?
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23:00 < smw_> len(ch)
21:18 < JesseH> Help you how?
10:13 < mkb218> yeah well we use svn
08:32 < Stavros> so it works as expected, good
10:37 <+skelterjohn> frobnitz: when writing your own functions, it's a good idea to special case the parser to catch it and give a descriptive error
14:53 < \ask> doh.
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23:17 < bpiraeus> yah, OpenTSDB 2.0 (the real one, not the fork)
19:34 < jordanorelli> I suspect that such a thing doesn't yet exist.
18:28 < smw> Bwooce, sorry, don't think a general purpose resolver exists
21:32 < dsal> That's my timezone.
13:08 < AeroNotix> Jake232: if you depend on the value of the t
13:57 < skelterjohn_> your FACE doesn't get the joke
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21:06 < dsal> The list of bugs fixed is so large since what they were shipping they don't even list it anymore.
07:52 < sinni800> nose -> sky
05:33 < sirk> I'm going to put it on the backburner though, and make an emulator so people can play with the arch, to see if better things can be thought of
12:17 < cronos> and the comments. he must be an enterprise guy.
02:06 < pnielsen> ane: heh, yeah. Don't go there if you don't like getting axed
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18:20 < Nightgunner5> / gets escaped so you can write </script> in a string without messing up html parsers
17:31 < srid> that's not a big issue imo, you simply run "git clone <new-url> <old-path>" :)
21:46 < adu> how do you have an undeclared variable?
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10:09 < DMorsing> mortdeus, odd
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08:32 < nuke_> the Connect() method would create the connections for members that were not nil
15:14 < dsal> Silly way to write things out.
02:28 < apostlion> hello, #go-nuts
10:13 < mortdeus> nsf, what code are you trying to debug?
19:24 < davecheney> i thought the 2fa passwords were essentially one per applicatoin
11:39 < pnielsen> wut
14:29 < smw> variables declared as returns are scoped in the function
12:42 < AlekSi> zeebo: a link to goci.me sources
09:34 < codebeaker> (...snip.....)
15:59 < skelterjohn> and make sure you understand everything completely
16:16 < mcef> And the n you return should then be the length of the slice you get from the channel, not length of p.
22:53 < dominikh> !spec appending
02:33 < inhies> no its an m[s]interface
07:26 < guelfey> cronos: why would gob break without fixed-size numbers?
16:11 < DisposaBoy> Hardboot: you've already been given the answer to that very question
17:18 < Pwnna> CopyRGBA?
15:15 < moraes> kisielk, the context package initially had an instantiable struct. i realized it was not necessary.
08:17 < ane> the former
12:42 < nn0101> hmm. what does this line do: XXX_unrecognized []byte `json:"-"` ?
21:17 < Pwnna> yup
12:24 < kc5tja> hmmm
18:38 < mjy> laumars: mymysql is slow apparently, mysql-go-driver or whatever the other is called, should be better
17:21 < Conslo> sinni800: unless it's a file
20:52 <+skelterjohn> yeah - avoid global variables
11:36 < rjack> taruti: like this? http://play.golang.org/p/yVFGEvpLxz
23:07 < moraes> you can't override any operators in go.
09:06 < Sxan> That's a filesystem thing
09:08 < DMorsing> spinning it probably your best bet if you need low latency
17:23 < cenuij> owl monkeys:
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19:09 < smw_> lol
03:01 < GoDoc> pkg: Type Writer - http://golang.org/pkg/compress/zlib#Writer
01:35 < raggi> SteevR: i have no idea about the change, but i do have thoughts about precise gc
13:39 < prsteele> aram: Really? I find it pretty useful
20:18 < dominikh> seriously, godef has made my life so much easier
17:07 < Stavros> so i will type-assert it to []byte
10:18 < viking> would print "foo foo", hypothetically
12:06 < guelfey> Nightgunner5: you can look at the assembly output
12:58 < unit3> yeah, and mdns solves that problem nicely for me, since my app isn't going to be happy on the modern networks
00:59 < smw> they are anonymous functions that capture variables from the function that created them
13:33 < mcef> andrewboktor: Oops, yes.
13:29 < binarypie> moraes: as it is i run vms for all of my projects and about the only thing I really do on osx is run chrome and iterm2/tmux/vim
17:59 < dsal> It works. *shrug*
21:22 < mischief> it
13:34 < nsf> my issue is my fear
11:44 < inhies> dominikh: this is exactly what i was talking about
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02:41 < pietro10__> ok
12:15 < dsal> Last I looked, you get more datastore hits than memcached hits. This is a hint that caching datastore directly is also a bad idea.
07:04 < AeroNotix> http://play.golang.org/p/x2PQ9pncIl better example
17:11 < ptrb> smw: I'd rather not copy the body of the originating request. Would that be possible somehow?
20:14 < luke_s> You pre-register types and it discovers what the types are (the current xml library doesn't support this)
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02:58 < dho> sinni800: haha
16:07 < Tv_> opiciak: can you cat the file directly?
15:19 < Aram> not with absolute imports, no.
20:27 < AntelopeSalad> i just discovered worrydream.com and i could see it not being anywhere near fast enough to do the things myself. It's a lot of stuff.
14:00 < AeroNotix> onr: currently have an erlang book in front of my trying to use one of the returned values for chaining methds
13:14 < smw> skelterjohn_, you can embed a pointer
20:23 <+kevlar> derek_c: see the examples.
14:07 < EM3RY> prsteele: ok, but if I do that I cant do bytes(aNewThing)
07:35 < foofoobar> you can also view the source code of all test-suits
16:27 < a|i> ah right.
15:11 < Tv`> i always forget exactly when I can skip A there
04:17 < rogpeppe> pers3us: in fact i was expecting it to be spicier than it was
09:50 <+skelterjohn> i would have thought they'd just finish out afterwards
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06:42 < sinni800> shouldnt that block it?
15:24 < kisielk> moraes: just wanted to discuss it :)
09:20 < huseby> dominikh: ah, you're right
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17:33 < luke_s> belak: So what are you going from -> to?
11:02 < aero1> Right, but I am saying that the reason Go chooses certain things is either simplicity or consistency.
19:05 < Kovensky> ah, I found a good name for a method which calculates location column in runes (characters)?
07:04 < oal> hmm yeah
19:48 < james4k> :w
07:40 < cyball> czr, i mean creating a new one ... i need it for kvm
09:10 < zeebo> you can't fill that file in until after the commit is made
22:38 <+kevlar> also, I suspect you can't have a func with and without a body in the same package.
09:35 < damous> You mentioned that you have one fo those.
12:42 <+kevlar> just pass a pointer
11:21 < smw> darkgray, pointer
12:35 < aphistic> dsal: how do you organize your non-go code that aren't templates?
23:26 <+kevlar> you'd have to reconnect both
17:28 < jmoiron> that's a lot of documents
16:22 < Tv`> need to set up a day sometime this week or next to go again
18:34 < cespare> burntsushi: how does it make vimium unusable?
20:49 <+kevlar> chord: it wouldn't surprise you if you understood how tiobe ranks.
15:50 < cespare> what is this, APL
23:39 < Tv`> you'd need a goroutine doing io.Copy(os.Stdout, from_pipe)
05:07 < sinni800> to not depend on ioutil or os
23:06 < jyc> I use pointers because I don't want to pass a copy of the data contained in the interface. In this case, a pointer to a TCPConn
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16:08 < dsal> Oh. Someone has that. Damn. Who was that? :(
14:09 < AlekSi> mimrock: googled https://bitbucket.org/zombiezen/gopdf
22:22 < nitrix> defendguin: fmt.Println
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23:51 < james4k> llgo.. yeah, i just hope it doesn't get abandoned
12:34 < Lepage> damn - want to ask the question - found http://www.gorillatoolkit.org/pkg/schema
00:27 < kisielk> traviscline: results is an unbuffered channel
18:58 < pnielsen> nice one
01:02 < smw> Grivvel, yes, and you should signal when the goroutine is no longer needed
19:42 < veryfoolish> hey there -- trying to build go from source. there is a variable like $GOROOT_FINAL set to path where will be installed go binaries after build. right? but ... after build command (./all.bash or ./make.bash) ... there is nothing in that contract to tell the callback that it must Close the request
23:37 < belak> Ah, wow.
10:31 < taruti> Hibernate sucks
18:20 < Bwooce> Hullo. I've got a Go1.1 question about net.Dialer. Specifically how can I get an Addr for LocalAddr when I have a string
23:34 < kisielk> and yeah, they added way too much junk on top of standard vi
19:52 < davecheney> nitrix: gets much more usable if you subscribe via gmai
14:56 < skelterjohn_> since it sticks thinks like branch info in between
04:55 < sinni800> might the heap sample implementation be broken?
01:31 < dsal> davecheney: We build cbgb with "-v -ldflags '-X main.VERSION $version'"
18:51 * davecheney is struggling with getting his laptop to share ethernet from his rpi
21:10 < smw> nn0101, stop doing "interface{}.TypeOf(nil)"
18:18 < pnielsen> silven: cconstantine is working with float32s, not ints
01:25 <+Namegduf> havocologe: No, but you can use a timer.
12:22 < ManateeLazyCat> kevlar_work: Haha, you mean Go is better? ;)
17:15 < grahf> Tv`: and now its fast during ./all.bash maybe just my computer doing something else during that test the last few times
07:16 < moraes> what that means?
23:24 < larzconwell> I'm also checking the type before calling the method to ensure I'm calling the method on *File
00:49 < whitenoise> and style it easily
11:26 < nilobject> (oops)
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02:43 < brrt> which is much slower than at package level
07:55 < mjy> with named shared memory sticking around and all
16:14 < Kellros> cespare: Which programming languages do you primarily code in?
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10:07 < sinni800> dho: i am sorry, i have to go, but ill be back in a little while..
20:47 < DarkLinkXXXX> Has anyone here used go.uik successfully?
14:19 < moraes> yes, he left himself here
12:54 <+Namegduf> Do not assume.
17:54 < marijnfs> but otherwise righttrim would be right, thansk
00:34 < pietro10> he needs shell argument splitting
13:10 * f2f hasn't been paying attention
12:38 < _jesse_> mikedisney: http://hastebin.com/fotugurudi.go I'm basically embedding big.Int to satisfy sql.Scanner
20:04 < cespare> geetarista: huh? Just marshal your map.
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11:16 < smw> darkgray, using 64bit numbers, it was overflowing with a 32bit i
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10:36 < chris2> oh, ok
17:43 < kaptin> will be nil if the value is null
05:14 <+kevlar> it's possible that I missed some, of course.
14:12 < zeebo> sadasant: go list has a template param to print out bunch of things
02:14 < Pangdan> Why not, does it not need to search the heap?
00:44 < geddan> can someone please try this on their machines ?
10:25 < whyrusleeping> i get either no such file or directory, or 'not a directory'
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09:09 < tadzik> aye
12:01 < kisielk> etc
20:11 < coredump> tuples are not mutable?
21:25 < davecheney> you might be right
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01:33 < cronos> i'd really like readonly slices/maps.
05:37 < tomnewton> in c
12:01 < mb0> does it still respond to new requests?
03:45 < dho> woot has a really great deal on some floorstanding speakers
04:17 < aero1> nmeum: http://golang.org/pkg/time/#Unix ?
15:05 < Dingeling> AeroNoti1: i dont this will work cause it needs to be finished by tomorrow
06:04 < taruti> Nosophorus: how would you handle which symbols a package exports in a simpler way with less key-presses?
06:41 < davecheney> darkgray: perish the thought
06:47 < BlackGriffen> Ok, thanks. :)
16:40 < skelterjohn_> dsal: new(int)
02:31 < xuser> powershell is already more sane thatn bash
14:17 < zeebo> dominikh: i get 2.27ns/op on 1.0.3 and 21.2ns/op on tip o_O
15:31 < prsteele> nightgunner5: what real os and virtual os?
14:29 < mortdeus> TylerE, You cant do a type cast on a function when being called to return multi vars passed dircetly into another function.
10:30 < smw> codebeaker, I really want to eventually make some sort of wrapper for stdout where you can ReplaceLastLine(), ClearLastLine(), Write(), etc
13:59 < DMorsing> anyway, one inefficiency solved, onto the next one
10:46 < guelfey> BratSinot: yes, there is
05:31 < davecheney> i'd never heard of that before
22:44 < Tv`> but it's all a bytecode everythings-a-interface{} language, so that's more.. vague
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07:14 < sinni800> which is okay
05:43 < remy_o> yes, because the array is large
19:49 < dsal> danderson: Yeah, I was thinking about that, and my filepath walking thing would be fine for that, but I am wondering how to get the date out of the URL
10:05 < AntelopeSalad> pnielsen: an api where you can do something like reflect.TypeOf(T{})
20:05 < gp5st> hey! are there any gis libraries out there?
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23:24 < brokenladder> then every locale-specific module just defines those methods with no icky case statements.
22:54 < pnielsen> if I understood your description correctly--that any of the goroutines may receive a response destined for some other goroutine
09:12 < bfrank> wtf
09:40 < smw> one sec
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20:56 < cespare> i.e. why it's not uint64
06:36 < sinni800> because i used php functions which are "bad style"
19:46 < xb95> oh yeah, I don't use it for anything load intensive
02:17 < pcdummy> https://github.com/pcdummy/goplugin/blob/master/src/plugin/plugin.go <-- this is the registry package
23:03 < oguzbilgic> jessta: it does not need to write them as go install does.
23:45 < nsf> just tried M-% in emacs, never used it before and I'm reluctant to learn another version control system
11:28 < Lambi> hm
07:21 < zephyrtronium> http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=z%3Dx*y%5E2%2F%28x%5E2%2B1%29
04:17 < foofoobar> DMorsing, it works, how do you know that conn is valid for gob.NewEncoder? Where does it tell you what the interface is?
09:41 < mcef> What exactly do you want to store them in a list?
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18:33 < Aram> LMAO
18:48 < davecheney> dsal: that sounds like two problems
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17:17 < AeroNotix> totally fucking pissed
22:16 < gokyle> carbocation: there's a free tier iirc
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21:12 < zephyrtronium> so the code is much more simpler
19:31 < OwenOu> zhobbs: i meant in go code to locate the full path of a command?
12:25 < Tv__> evertheylen: perhaps your problem is giving it an array when it wants a slice
14:55 < dmg> http://search.cpan.org/~book/perlsecret-1.001/lib/perlsecret.pod#SYNOPSIS
13:48 < Tv`> kisielk: well either you put everything under one TestFoo, and you get just that
16:52 < zeebo> thats doubly impossible with reflect.ChanOf
20:25 < sethwklein> guess i'm still young and stupid... ;P
21:43 < AmandaC> dsal: old fart! ~gets off his lawn~
03:02 < smw> that doesn't look like a problem to me
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07:53 < lhk> and use this code for the parsing
19:44 < Rudd-XXX> hmmmm
20:58 <+danderson> Stavros: the bufio.Reader implements the io.Reader interface, so you can also read raw bytes from it
09:28 < Brend> ptingpu: Have multiple caches, and shard them by some sort of hash?
12:50 < ThePicard> Python lets you set a quotechar in the csv package
22:18 < quiznilo> nice twist on 'now you have two problems...'
17:27 < dsal> Tv__: I don't know... It's just different. I can't really do something in one that I couldn't do in the other.
10:17 < kc5tja> I'll just need to stuff the back-references into an init() function, I guess.
00:00 < inhies> its right before the base 16 section
03:44 <+Namegduf> sinni800: Partly due to its wide range of scenarios in which it is suitable.
22:06 < raggi> davecheney: assuming a wide range of server side options
08:08 < mischief> i think this is the client not the server
04:41 < davecheney> Varun: yup ... but that ram has to be paged somwhere
09:00 < mb0> foofoobar, sorry cchat log was scrolled up
23:01 < LunixA380> It has not fixed-length chars, no?
08:39 < sinni800> :P
21:44 < hiredman> the lisp I mean
21:02 < kisielk_home> also there's no way to pass build flags, which those packages need
14:28 < mcef> What's ms for then?
18:25 < nsf> for me, I guess
11:45 < zeebo> unless you have other data in query
07:07 < sinni800> https://code.google.com/p/go/source/browse/src/cmd/godoc/godoc.go#706
04:30 < adg> moraes: we have all the pieces except the wiki software
16:24 < srid> i'm open to simplifying the whole code if anyone has ideas.
14:40 < AeroNotix> dsal: you're the founder of couchbase?
02:53 < dominikh> for one that's not the definition of single-threaded. second, why would regexp prevent any other threads/goroutines from running?
09:49 < calvinx> how do I refer to it in "main.go" ?
06:20 < mortdeus> In my opinion it may be hard to get a completely accurate understanding of how much faster Go 1.1 is compared to Go 1.0.3 because the runtime is a bit different and customizable.
18:31 < sinni800> okay, DrRabbit
19:09 < smw> I don't...
10:07 < Tv`> nopcode: so let's do the regular thing and take a step back -- what are you trying to achieve here?
01:36 < mischief> you can click buttons 1 2 and 3 with a mac
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22:36 < Das_Wasser> so it looks like something is adding an extra : at the end of the day you can have large buffers and high speed, or small buffers and possibly more overhead
05:09 < davecheney> regression, 1.0.3 vs tip
21:02 < jbooth11> and at another company's local mirror
16:16 < undriedsea> Am I correct in understanding that goroutines blocked on disk I/O become backed by new OS threads (with real stacks), but goroutines blocked on network I/O continue to be normal goroutines?
15:34 < smw> sinni800, \x3d is the correct way to do it. Setup a FileServer for /static
14:05 < nitrix> So from now, I'll have to code my own window manager/panels/form library, right ?
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16:35 < Quentarez> Would you leave the "Func" off the type name?
07:25 <+skelterjohn> you know there are L keys, so choose N numbers in [0,L)
16:33 < f2f> i apple has remove their cover flow gui from itunes.
18:29 < kisielk> just specific features of it we are using
21:21 < poseidon> it closes the listener
13:46 < AntelopeSalad> but if i run it from a different place with an absolute path, it doesnt find it..
06:16 < inhies> yea, i just thought maybe there was a way that didnt require actualyl opening the file
18:18 < davecheney> are you saying that the alignment of struct members is part of the go1 compatibilty contract ?
14:06 < Tv`> for the benefit of bystanders: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Token_bucket
16:51 < Tv`> Namegduf: http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/dynamic-linking/
14:59 < Tv`> DMorsing: for a year or two, i made a living by tiger teaming them with their custom linux distros
00:16 < kisielk_home> hm yes
23:47 < chaos95> like instead of var err error; i, err := giveMeIntAndError(); maybe something like i:,err = giveMeIntAndError()
13:54 < skelterjohn_> check out #YourFace
12:40 < chandru_in> Is there a way to suppress warnings like "imported and not used..." while developing?
08:55 < a|i> pnielsen: is FooType naming any common?
19:08 < nuke_> but was trying to keep it all inside the same function, without polluting the outside.
07:58 < nmeum> cronos: could you paste those 5-lines somewhere :P
10:22 < Nightgunner5> :)
12:17 <+skelterjohn> r is copied out of the array
03:32 < sinni800> just test it
21:48 < nitrix> This place is too quiet ._.
05:22 < davecheney> alright. night folks
12:37 < AmandaC> still. :P
17:30 < Veejay> Ah yeah
18:52 < irctc878> I know the keys of the top level map?
15:32 < Tv`> GeorgeJ: net/rpc etc
11:32 < kisielk> Tv`: to show one link as active
13:27 < jordanorelli> raggi: nooooo, that's not what I mean.
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11:31 < carbocation> I'm trying to create an ORM of sorts, as I can't find any. If one exists, I'll gladly look into using it. I'm just trying to get the syntax down
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14:25 < nn0101> why would one face 50 yrs of imprisonment?
11:59 < sethwklein> kisielk, believe it or not, i do most of my go work on an old dual p3 at 500mhz
16:49 < koentje> hmm, ok
21:10 < foobaz> that is not true
23:58 < nsf> I was talking about the model field type.
05:17 < evertheylen> http://play.golang.org/p/mKqHjfNf68
06:46 < geri> with httpfox
17:34 < twmb> to see why it printed what it did (and the ways to print different things)
15:56 < manveru> well, there's a whole industry based on mopping floors
10:44 < JesseObrien> Aram, yeah i was trying \r\n and it wasn't giving me the desired output however
23:18 < anrope> I guess it must be the most recent library that I've added
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22:06 < gokyle> aphistic: oh, if you're just serving static assets go is fine
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18:31 < Stavros> ah
17:25 < xtg_away> Conslo: eh
07:36 < aram> r/programming is awful
19:57 < AmandaC> ( Python )
12:06 < AeroNotix> it finds undefined behaviour
09:19 < AeroNotix> jessta: that's what I was talking about
08:40 <+skelterjohn> for go.uik, i have a helper type called a "flex"
15:32 < moraes> i think...
18:34 < robryk> dho: thanks, didn't know that
08:05 <+skelterjohn> however it was done, with every card shown it ruled out some of the possible seed choices
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03:17 < sethwklein> golang sometimes works better
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01:42 < dsal> Er, three packages.
16:18 < viric> can the godoc local pages be told not to connect to google?
16:13 <+kevlar> and I figured I'd make the frontend actually live migrate fds
07:34 < elithrar> Ah, good call re: *mq. It doesn't need to be vital to be the right solution to your problem. In fact, given two repos -- one with no bugs or pull requests and one with tons, what information do you have that would indicate the one with lots of "activity" is better?
00:03 < nsf> kc5tja: lucky me
06:06 < matti> For instance: A, B and C.
16:31 < viric> http://sprunge.us/BeDf
01:18 < moraes> go has no idea that comes from a package :)
14:22 < davecheney> and so forth
16:45 < codygman> how can I sort this: charStatMap := make(map[string]int)
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02:50 < phant0m1> Time int64 `json:"time"`
13:06 < kisielk_home> only GOPATH
04:41 < nsf> and it's part of the browser, which in turn is full of bugs because all non-trivial software is full of bugs. There is no escaping it.
17:13 < Stavros> dominikh: it's not that much xmpp
01:33 < SteevR> It could be on the same box
01:16 < nsf> non-digit*
01:12 < davecheney> given you dont want to write lines out of order, your code pbably goes, receive from the channel, write to the file, etc
04:07 < neXyon> "cannot use mat (type *Matrix4) as type *[16]float32 in function argument" (type Matrix4 [16]float32) how can I fix that problem?
11:17 < zeebo> it doesn't make sense to put anything critical on infrastructure provided someone who refuses to talk to you if you need anything.
22:48 < inhies> yea i thoguht about channels, but im not sure how to get around... updated example: http://play.golang.org/p/Ir6o86ZpPD
19:58 < grey-> http://golang.org/src/pkg/net/ipraw_test.go
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14:28 <+skelterjohn> and gocode only parses go code
01:57 < moraes> what bugs me is that people have to be creative like this
23:51 < pnielsen> Haskell in general is hard and unapproachable
18:39 < AmandaC> skelterjohn: what signal will rerun send to shut down the app it's debugging?
13:40 < smw> dono, s := reflect.MakeSlice(reflect.SliceOf(reflect.TypeOf(in)), len, cap)
10:01 <+skelterjohn> darkgray: it's a special way to build a binary search tree such that it remains balanced
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13:38 < unit3> Go's likely gonna be better suited to FS design than python.
16:27 < xtg_> heh
14:58 < Quentarez> So you can't commit it :D
12:30 < john_unified> Factory does have a lot of baggage... agreed :-) Lets call it a custom constructor method, then ;-)
19:02 < jrd0> lots of 3rd party libs listed on cat-v as well AntelopeSalad
16:00 < skelterjohn> except for one of them
21:17 < coredump> the other option is pass it around as parameters to functions but I don't see much diference (just more annoying)
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12:05 < jordanorelli> there's no short-circuiting for logic in text/template?
10:26 < Tv`> yup