Felipe Cruz
@felipecruz.es
Sr Software Engineer @NewRelic. I love building stuff in Go and playing with containers and K8s. Prev: @Docker.
Do you foresee the community hosting their own PDS?
I wonder how much people care about genuinely owning their data (i.e posts, pictures, etc.) and not just the verification of the handler.
I wonder how much people care about genuinely owning their data (i.e posts, pictures, etc.) and not just the verification of the handler.
November 26, 2024 at 1:16 PM
Do you foresee the community hosting their own PDS?
I wonder how much people care about genuinely owning their data (i.e posts, pictures, etc.) and not just the verification of the handler.
I wonder how much people care about genuinely owning their data (i.e posts, pictures, etc.) and not just the verification of the handler.
Looks amazing! Just curious, what is the brand of the chair?
November 18, 2024 at 11:11 PM
Looks amazing! Just curious, what is the brand of the chair?
Ha! I learned this one recently in the 100 Go Mistakes by @teivah.dev.
It copies the minimum number of bytes between the source and the destination slice's length. Because dst contains 0 bytes, io.Copy doesn't actually copy anything.
It copies the minimum number of bytes between the source and the destination slice's length. Because dst contains 0 bytes, io.Copy doesn't actually copy anything.
November 17, 2024 at 6:13 PM
Ha! I learned this one recently in the 100 Go Mistakes by @teivah.dev.
It copies the minimum number of bytes between the source and the destination slice's length. Because dst contains 0 bytes, io.Copy doesn't actually copy anything.
It copies the minimum number of bytes between the source and the destination slice's length. Because dst contains 0 bytes, io.Copy doesn't actually copy anything.