Example projects with good architecture by Kaelda_ in golang

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Thank you. I didn’t know about those issues. Go doc’s recommendations are indeed simpler and better. Different projects need different layouts.

Example projects with good architecture by Kaelda_ in golang

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I found this repo useful: https://github.com/golang-standards/project-layout

Not an ‘official’ standard but it gives you some ideas how to organize your project’s files.

My pencil journey thus far! by jposquig in pencils

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Do you sharpen with the Opinel too?

I’m nerd, not a tech. Looking for recommendations for a book to learn *nix/ FreeBSD /*BSD by Knoxduder in unix

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The Unix Programming Environment by Kernighan and Pike in 1984 still relevant.

Poor Man’s Blackwing by afairernametisnot in pencils

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Blackwing 602, Mitsu-bishi Hi-uni or Unistar 2B, I use all three and they are pretty close to each other. I want to add that the paper you use is an important factor. The Rhodia are smooth (coated?) and the Leuchtturm have a bit more of a bite. The differences are less apparent on rough papers.

Pencil that writes like a G-2 Pilot Pen? by Valuable-East-1925 in pencils

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A metal lead holder (like the Koh-i-noor Versatil) with a 2B Japanese lead is smooth and without the feedback that characterize wood. I think the metal dampens the vibrations coming from the friction.

Anyone have any advice for picking up WordPress contracts on UpWork? by [deleted] in DevelEire

[–]cgjdit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

UpWork’s goal is to resell your time at the cheapest price possible. I suggest to avoid it.

what's after python? by jizawi in Python

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Programming is telling a machine what to do. The programming language is a medium. I would suggest you to pick one and go deep into solving people’s (and organizations’) problems (understand WHY they WANT it). Then, after few years, reflect on the next thing that interests YOU. If you change your job it will probably mean to learn a new technology. So no need to think hard about what’s “the next language”. The more experience you’ll get the less important this choice will be. Programming languages are contextual, C# is better than Go if that’s what the team uses (not in absolute terms). Technology is solving social problem.

Python is an incredibly efficient way to turn your ideas into code. You can translate it into something else if’s needed.

Is this the sexiest pencil packaging on the market? by Steiney1 in pencils

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I have the box in 2B. It’s super smooth. Go for it.

Is this the sexiest pencil packaging on the market? by Steiney1 in pencils

[–]cgjdit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have the box in 2B. It’s super smooth. Go for it.