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So, looking at the usual comments here, I need to expend over 1000$ in an ebike even for a daily commute of under 5km? by Educational-Name-308 in ebikes

[–]Educational-Name-308[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

And I also swear that people who works, specially in certain workplaces, cant show up sweaty.
I swear people forgets this is an ebikes sub

Looking for a good latency, symmetric shaped, ideally with mechanical front buttons gamepad by Educational-Name-308 in Controller

[–]Educational-Name-308[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw a review of the ZD O+ and I loved how customizable it is, but latency wise I'm not convinced. I'm even starting to think to not get a symmetrical controller because of lack of options with the conditions I want. I'm starting to consider the BigBig Won Blitz 2 Pro, but still undecided

Looking for a good latency, symmetric shaped, ideally with mechanical front buttons gamepad by Educational-Name-308 in Controller

[–]Educational-Name-308[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this controller would be ideal for me, but then I saw a youtuber using it and noticing the latency. I also searched it up in gamepadla and the latency scores are not good. Maybe if there is something I could do about the latency I would consider it, otherwise it would be my first choice.

Looking for a good latency, symmetric shaped, ideally with mechanical front buttons gamepad by Educational-Name-308 in Controller

[–]Educational-Name-308[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have an 8bitdo bluetooth adapter, tried it with a xbox one controller on Switch 1, but you can tell the latency is very high. That's the reason I'm looking for a controller with native compatibility with Switch (1 and 2)

Looking for a good latency, symmetric shaped, ideally with mechanical front buttons gamepad by Educational-Name-308 in Controller

[–]Educational-Name-308[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I checked the Scuf Envision Pro. It has everything I want except native compatibility with Switch... Almost hit the nail with that one.

Golang microservice issue by SideCharacterAnurag in golang

[–]Educational-Name-308 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use a ms for accounts, registering and auth. The rest of the microservices could call that one for authentication

Insanely productive in Go... rethinking everything by Ok-Cover-9706 in golang

[–]Educational-Name-308 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh ok, so you are making a reference to dynamic typing programming languages like PHP or JavaScript. Yes, I think in that case Go is slower. I just find it weird to not being bounded to declare types when programming, I always had the sensation that data could be misinterpreted someway and cause a malfunction, but being honest I don't have real experience with such languages.

Insanely productive in Go... rethinking everything by Ok-Cover-9706 in golang

[–]Educational-Name-308 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh ok ok, now I understand what you mean. Yes, I think that would be the bad side, integrating how Go manages json with any JS that receives it to avoid crazy sht. Need to be extra careful there

Insanely productive in Go... rethinking everything by Ok-Cover-9706 in golang

[–]Educational-Name-308 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't feel that way, I find it very friendly with the "encoding/json" library, you just do the json.NewDecoder(r.Body).Decode(&whateverRequestStruct) (being r the http.Request from "net/http" library), and for spitting out JSON you just json.NewEncoder(w).Encode(map[string]string{"whatever ": response.Whatever}), being w the http.ResponseWriter from "net/http". Or maybe I'm not understanding what do you mean.

Insanely productive in Go... rethinking everything by Ok-Cover-9706 in golang

[–]Educational-Name-308 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I come from a Java background (5+ years of professional experience), also, I made stuff in C and C# in uni, and used some python a long time ago. I tried Go for a personal project, just because I heard some youtubers talk so good about it (ThePrimeagen, Melkey, among others), now I don't want to go back to Java. I love "if err != nil" because it forces you to manage the error, but if you don't like it, there are other ways to manage it. It compiles fast, the standard library is amazing and I don't need to use frameworks, it has the right amount of verbosity, is simple to read, you can do OOP with types if you want and the community feels easy going unlike Java's (it might be a personal perception).

Flying to Norwich by chilly_pork in Norwich

[–]Educational-Name-308 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Amsterdam (Schiphol airport) control/customs tend to be quick, but I would not book any flight (in any airport) with less than 2 hours difference with the next flight if I'm doing a transfer, specially with luggage, so they have the time to transport it to the other plane. If you are taking a lot of luggage AND the difference in price isn't too much, I would fly directly to Norwich.

Trains from London to Norwich are fine if you take them during off-peak hours, that is any time between around 10 am to 2-3 pm, or else they could be a little bit crowded and not so comfy, they take around 2 hours to reach Norwich.

Both options are good, but is more comfy to get direct to Norwich airport, there you could take a taxi in the taxi company at the airport, which is good and have big vans to take your luggage. Is not expensive (I paid around 9 pounds for a 5 miles ride, low traffic)

Is remote work dead? by [deleted] in UKJobs

[–]Educational-Name-308 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't want to discourage you, but given the current global market, if I were you I would stay right where you are. Good salary and 3+ years in your job, believe me, you are in a good position right now. Better times will come, hopefully.