When worked on Go projects, I found that I was far more likely to read library code to see how to use it than other languages I used. Cannot be too "fancy" is definitely a strength of Go as a programming language.
The reddit thread updated to recommend against adjusting clock. It suggests to turn off local notification for app that uses repeating notification, such as daily reminder.
If the price is good, I would assume customers will jump in and buy, they may even schedule their buy to align with this day, to celebrate this day or not doesn't matter imho.
+1 for right tool for the job. Also, I can imagine they have large amount code already there in C/C++ since this is the second deep learning system they designed.
and if you watch Jeff Dean's video, he mentioned more front end in other languages, Go is the only example and as the interest from internal.
Have been using Go for the last few years, from backend, tools, and even complex scripting type of tasks (for things more than I would like to do in Bash). Start using Go for game development as sideline projects recently, it is fun.
Granted there are things I would like to see may not on the road map, but I am very happy with what we have now, the great tools, and the great community.
Keep up good work and looking forward to the future releases!
I use KeePass (and KeyPassx on Mac OS), and use network drive to store the DB files.
For password security, I have different levels of passwords, for less important service, will just use less secure password and will not store in security DB.
MLK said this in his famouse speech "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character." [0]
This is so sad with what many colleges/states are pushing for now. I am all for college admission policy to help out low incoming group, based on his/her economy status, which the children were born into, but not discrimination based on skin color, which the children were born with.
I recently did data (log) analysis with Clojure. So far, really enjoyed it. I use gorilla-repl, which is the reason I picked Clojure in the first place. Be able to use (in browser) REPL to play with data, and display table/charts just using Clojure in browser really helps.
I have studied and still a fan of Haskell, only did some small sideline project with Haskell before. Would love to read this book. and maybe use it in the future.