Thanks for having me @godevroom.fosstodon.org.ap.brid.gy @fosdem.bsky.social

Find my slides at asankov.dev/go-generics and examples at github.com/asankov/go-generics

🎤 I'm happy to announce that I'll be speaking at @fosdem.bsky.social this February.

⚙️ My session is part of the Go Devroom and the topic is "The Inner Workings of Go Generics". It will explore the implementation of generics in Go, how we got here and what took so long.

I've been sleeping on The Pragmatic Engineer Podcast until now @pragmaticengineer.com

It's high time I caught up!

Today is a great day for Bulgaria and Romania, as both countries are finally joining the Schengen space fully starting from Jan 1st, 2025. We (Bulgaria) have a land border only with Romania and Greece from the Schengen countries, but it's a big win regardless! www.bbc.com/news/article...

I love living in the EU, but stuff like that trigger me a lot 🤬

Meetup is today and it's going to be live-streamed.

If you want to listen about the implementation of generics in Go and look at some disassembled machine code, you can watch the live-stream at www.youtube.com/live/oJ86goj...

@fosdem.bsky.social has a special place in my heart, because it was the first conference of that scale I attended. Until then I couldn't believe that it's possible for a single event to gather so much likeminded people with different backgrounds, but sharing a common interest - open source.

🇱🇹 I'll be speaking at the Go Vilnius Meetup this December.

⚙️ The topic is "The Inner Workings of Go Generics." It'll explore the implementation of generics in Go and some history of how that came to be.

🎥 Recording will be available after the session.

I generally enjoy listening to Joe Rogan's podcast, and I don't share most of the sentiments that the left has towards him. I even think he's much more liberal than people think he is.

However, the last episode has been a shit-shot. Just outright repeating Russian propaganda (cont.) 1/4

KubeCon submission - done ✅

Spoiler alert: It's a two-person live-action session. One person is an attacker trying to hack a Kubernetes cluster, and the other is a defender protecting it via open-source tools like Falco, Tetragon, and Tracee.

I am going over the Go source code because of a presentation I am preparing.

In a few places, there is a wall of shame with projects that use internal stuff they're not supposed to.

I found this hilarious. 🤣

github.com/golang/go/bl...

Great talk by @mccune.org.uk about the history and evolution of K8s security.

The most interesting part for me was the "Unpatchable 4", which I had not heard about before.

I am thinking of exploring them further in a series of blog posts 👀

youtu.be/ZbW4t-RgZp4

I'm halfway through VIM adventures and I think it's great.

Already learned some new Vim commands. It's fun and interactive.

vim-adventures.com