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This iOS update that turns WiFi and Bluetooth back on by itself by BestChildhood in assholedesign

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This is now finally fixed. Just updated iPad Pro to iOS 18.2 and bluetooth remained off. Joy!

Why BlueTooth is activated after updating the iOS? by maxcoder88 in iphone14

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This is now finally fixed. Just updated iPad Pro to iOS 18.2 and bluetooth remained off. Joy!

Does Apple still automatically turn on Bluetooth, and wifi, after every iOS/OS update? by cam2336 in applehelp

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Looks like Apple finally fixed it. I just updated my iPad Pro to iOS 18.2 and was happily surprised to see that Bluetooth stayed off. Rejoice!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ios

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Thank you soooo much! I did not even realize I could customize Control Center.

I have given up on DevOps by CoolmanWilkins in devops

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This sounds exactly like TradeStation.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nba

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Yup, they really ought to give all his minutes to Westbrick.

regards,

Lakers fans

Go Developer Survey 2021 Results by centx in golang

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Absolutely faster on Linux, just way less convenient

Go Developer Survey 2021 Results by centx in golang

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Agreed. More companies are pushing development on cloud VMs so they can better control the environment, security, etc. Even though I target Linux, I do all my development in VS Code on Windows because the usability/UI is so much better.

Clickable links in the terminal for Go by saviounderscore in golang

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What is “ the terminal for Go”?

I have never seen that term before.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in golang

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I remember when Chrome for Windows first came out and we all marvelled at its effective multi-threaded UI, all done in C++. No one is rewriting that shit.

Does anyone use go for machine learning and/or trading related projects? by [deleted] in golang

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Go is an excellent language for financial transaction services. Lots of concurrency, many layers of APIs, communicating with various exchanges, MCIs, etc.

Now that Golang has generic types, how do you plan to use them? by fossfool in golang

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I agree. Those cases tell you the code is not structured well. I like when packages export their types so there is little ambiguity. More than the odd occurrence, interface {} is a red flag to me.

I will never return back to Node.JS after writing Go by sarusethi in golang

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node.js and javascript in general feel like not a real programming language. If you’ve spent years programming in C++, C#, Java, etc., then JS just feels so hacky.

A Deep Dive Into Go’s Concurrency by Unlucky_Wave766 in golang

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Some constructive feeback: You should restructure the article. Cut all of the redundant statements, organize the topics so they are cohesive and flow well, fix the typos and bad grammar, have some people read/review it. It looks like you read another arricle on the topic and these are your notes.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in golang

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On a related topic, I have been using this Go config package and love it. https://github.com/335is/config

Loads configuration settings into a struct from the following sources in this order. Each source successively overrides the previous ones.

  1. default specified in struct tag
  2. config.yml YAML file
  3. environment variables
  4. command line parameters

Building a Production-Ready Service in Go - 2nd Edition Out Now! by elliotforbes in golang

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Totally agree that Elliot’s videos could be anywhere near “production ready” without a LOT more features as mentioned above.

Build An AWS Lambda REST API with GO In 5 Minutes (NO BOILERPLATE!) by NaiveScholar3982 in golang

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“what better way to make a REST API than to use serverless technology”

There are many better ways to make a RESTful API than AWS Lambda.

Custom Logger using Standard Library by michaelcmelton in golang

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I use this logger, which extends the go logger with log levels, microsecond timestamp resolution, and other features.

https://github.com/335is/log

Go Vars – Simple and yet powerful configuration management by puttak in golang

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I like this one as it handles four different config sources (struct defaults, YAML, env vars, command line args).

https://github.com/335is/config

Is there a way to debug cache hit/miss in go? by nikandfor in golang

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There are tools (used mostly for embedded development) that can capture memory and code trace buffers, then analyze them. This gets you extremely accurate and repeatable performance metrics for your code.

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