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Let me introduce you all to SQL 🤭

When I use migrations in Go, I only use Up migration, never write down. At scale, I newer create down migration because it’s easier and safer to create a new one with a fix or rollback than maintaining both up and down.

In local env, down migration aren’t very useful as well

Personally, I'm not a huge fan of testing tools like github.com/franela/goblin or github.com/onsi/ginkgo

They are funny to see those colorful reports but in case of any debugging, the extra abstraction between your code and the test makes it more complicated.

OpenTofu Project was recently made aware of a letter by HashiCorp’s lawyers, alleging that OpenTofu was not respecting the terms of its BSL license governing its Terraform codebase.

🤯 The level of sophistication of the XZ attack is very impressive! I tried to make sense of the analysis in a single page (which was quite complicated)!

I hope it helps to make sense of the information out there. Please treat the information 'as is' while the analysis

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for about 7 years I tried to avoid using GORM. Right now, I have to use it and don't like how it works :/ too much magic for me.
Or maybe I'm just getting older

Why a web shops that sell only digital goods ask me for physical address? What’s the reason behind it?

The law? Just because everyone does it, too?

I really appreciate the answer:)

Go is perfect for AI because of the simple syntax.

It’s simpler to generate good code if number of possible variants are limited.

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Profile-guided optimization for Go is great, and we have already used it to save significant amounts of money at Datadog.

However, as part of a wider rollout, we noticed that one service saw an 18% increase in memory usage from pgo until we performed a rollback.

Test behavior, not implementation.

I installed pi-hole on my homelab. It says that about 19% of requests are ads/tracking scripts. That's a lot!

The Internet would be must faster without them...

Is agile dead?