George MacRorie

That’s appalling. Sorry to hear that mate 😡

I literally had this thought when I did it last night. Ahh come on, I was excited to see what you guessed 😆

Morty doesn’t know when you took this photo of him. But he approves all the same. That’s a good pack 🐾

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I didn't realise sheep dogs were so good at carpentry 🐶 🪚. I wonder trade skills my reindeer herding dog has been keeping from me.

This is one my friend recommended to me years ago and he raved about this series. I too wasn’t sure based on the blurb.

I should’ve tried it by now, he bought me name of the wind and made me read that and I loved that too 🤣

Back on the list!

So far so good 😄 a little dated, but I’m quite gripped. Only ~80 odd pages in though.

Your audience awaits.

I’ve taken a brief detour into sci-fi so as not to consume all of malazan in one go 🤣 reading Hyperion at the mo.

Had this on repeat a lot lately. So good 👌

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Perfectly sandwiching the week I’m away with rain 👌 nice one UK

a man in a yellow shirt is sitting on a couch holding a bottle and saying i know that guy . ALT: a man in a yellow shirt is sitting on a couch holding a bottle and saying i know that guy .

There’s a band named after brood? 🤣

Always sunny in Philadelphia gif of Mac, Charlie and frank saying art of the deal.

Trump administration is giving the Lettuce a run for its money.

🤣 oh yes that sounds familiar. The only thing Morty doesn’t eat is fruit. Otherwise, everything else is fair game. Poop included.

Does Villi also eat most of the stick? Morty loves a good stick. Also doesn’t play “fetch”, just plays “mine” 🤣

Morty the Finnish Lapphund

Oh hey

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This is giving me nostalgia as I was there. It was a great conference. Single track in a lovely theatre in Paris. Every talk was gold.

Also included functional options (from Dave Cheney), Go is not an OO language (John Cinnamond) as some favorites that stuck in my memory.

You just need to remove your cupboard doors and leave room to land the backflip.

No one:
Robots:

Mark did a load of cool shit to get this together 🤙 it’s a fun read.

I’m super curious to go have a listen to the voices now 😄 I just finished book two last night! I’m well hooked now.

Man, book two was brutal. Some very visceral carnage in there. And every character having their own hellish and perilous journey. Brilliant though.

Those powder mage books we recommended, I’ve listened to 4.5 of them so far, read by Christian Rodska. I really enjoy listening to him. Does a great range of characters.

Only criticism is like between book one and two, a couple characters changed voice and it confused me 😄

💯 I was feeling it

The grand massif mountain range

Currently enjoying a little bit of mountain peace before starting the next role.

My legs are zapped and it’s only day three.

#grandmassif

This is excellent. Feels very Go. Making complex things simple. I’ve done some pretty horrible things to my code in Go over the years to make concurrent code deterministically testable. Leaking all sorts of things in the process.

Testing concurrent code with testing/synctest - The Go Programming Language Go 1.24 contains an experimental package to aid in testing concurrent code.

I’m tremendously excited about the synctest package. There’s usually a tension between making async code idiomatic or testable. Synctest makes the idiomatic code testable.

#golang
go.dev/blog/synctest

You’re gonna be ebpf’ing all the things by the end of it.

💯 that is a clearer distinction.

My only guess is that they mean they don’t do switching/routing at the TCP level. Meaning they always interpret the http headers and frame, which has its own overhead (you can load balance tcp without parsing the http payload). But you’re right, it’s still likely TCP under the hood (http3 excluded).