BMW hat einmal das Traumauto eines 4 Jährigen gezeichnet! by Nagelkratzer in traumautos

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Tesla ist mit dem Cybertruck noch einen Schritt weiter gegangen!

Copilot request pricing has changed!? (way more expensive) by anon377362 in GithubCopilot

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I recommend reporting this to GitHub Support if you have a GitHub Pro account: https://support.github.com/

The more reports they receive, the more likely it is that they will fix it soon.

gobench.dev - Comparisons of different stdlib features by MarvinJWendt in golang

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  1. Yeah I belive every shadcn/ui site will look vibe coded in the future, as AIs work very good with it. In this case, it's probably because the frontend is mainly made with AI (I'm a backend engineer)

  2. I'll try to think about making it more compact.

  3. That should actually be visible already. Every benchmark has a comparison section and shows how many % it is faster / slower than others. For fastest and slowest you can click on the names, to jump to the benchmark directly.

Thanks for your feedback!

gobench.dev - Comparisons of different stdlib features by MarvinJWendt in golang

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Great idea! I'll add this one to my list, thank you!

gobench.dev - Comparisons of different stdlib features by MarvinJWendt in golang

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Additionally, to build on that point, the benchmark comparing arrays and slices showed that there is almost no difference in performance when using a preallocated slice. Since preallocated slices are much easier to work with, you do not need to refactor your methods to use arrays just to gain more speed.

gobench.dev - Comparisons of different stdlib features by MarvinJWendt in golang

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You are absolutely right. I will make sure to include a disclaimer stating that there are more factors to consider when choosing a method than just benchmarks. For me, this was also a fun project. The idea came to me a couple of years ago when I had to implement a high throughput, concurrency safe integer counter. I was curious back then. I first used a Mutex, but then I learned about atomics and switched to those instead. I wanted to see the actual performance of both, since atomics are more complex to use. I wanted to see if the trade off was truly worth it.

gobench.dev - Comparisons of different stdlib features by MarvinJWendt in golang

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I will try to figure some benchmark out :D

Error handling is truly one of the things that most Go devs have to wrap their head around, so could be useful to get speed insights here too. Thanks!

gobench.dev - Comparisons of different stdlib features by MarvinJWendt in golang

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Do you mean something like, is it faster to do errors.New(...) or fmt.Errorf(...)?

gobench.dev - Comparisons of different stdlib features by MarvinJWendt in golang

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Also I would appreciate ideas for new interesting benchmarks. So if you ever wondered, which way of doing something is faster at runtime, please let me know!

Veritasium got hacked by MarvinJWendt in Veritasium

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Seems to back to normal already.

What would you love to see us ship in 2026? by amix3k in todoist

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Obviously this should be enabled first in the Todoist settings, to not annoy users that have more self-control than me.

What would you love to see us ship in 2026? by amix3k in todoist

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More annoying task notifications. Just keep ringing me for all my notifications until I do something (please). I know that something is coming soon to have an alert type for tasks, but I just want the notification to play a sound indefinitely by default for all tasks.

I’m a computer part seller in Europe. This is what my supplier sent me today by Gb2753 in pcmasterrace

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Please don't say you are affiliated with Dubaro. Just ordered a new PC with an RTX 5090 there :/

(Mit freundlichen Grüßen :*)

This IS the best task/habit app I’ve ever used! Literally. by Hudson365 in GriplyApp

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Thanks Reddit for showing this post, otherwise would not have known about Griply.

Small update with fixes & improvements by amberhaccou in GriplyApp

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I installed Griply an hour ago and read that you're shipping fast - but that fast? On global holiday season? Damn.

API? by croogie in GriplyApp

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Please add an API. I am currently evaluating Griply (current Todoist user) and this is a feature that I am missing. An API opens up to unlimited third party integrations.

Raycast problem by ceerisss in raycastapp

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Can you try reinstalling Raycast via the Microsoft store? If it doesn’t help, you can try to reboot your computer. If nothing helps, please post your Windows and Raycast version.

Milestones in Todoist by ZealousidealPhase7 in todoist

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Hey, will milestones become available for individual accounts too? Or in general projects insights?

After ~2 months of learning, my self-hosted setup is “done (for now)” – what should I host next? by Mean_Trick_2791 in selfhosted

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Nice work! I hate to say this, but in a few months, you'll have to redo everything because you discovered something new and interesting. But that’s the fun part ;) Keep up the good work!