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TIL: You can have a reference to an unreachable commit in a `go.mod` file and get no warnings or errors in the build process. tl;dr: The build will work until that commit gets GC'd at some point in the future.
Cool story, #golang. Yes, package management is hard. But, come on. You should get a warning from `go mod tidy` if you're pointing to a GC eligible commit. Even if you're vendoring, it's important to know you may be incompatible with upstream in a way that's likely _NOT_ documented since the commit was never merged.
Go 1.25 Release Candidate 2 is released!
Run it in dev! Run it in prod! File bugs! https://go.dev/issue/new
Announcement: https://groups.google.com/g/golang-announce/c/VDM1-NOZTQM/m/lxpShNSBBQAJ
Download: https://go.dev/dl/#go1.25rc2
Go 1.24.5 and 1.23.11 are released!
Security: Includes a security fix for the Go toolchain (CVE-2025-4674)
Announcement: https://groups.google.com/g/golang-announce/c/gTNJnDXmn34/m/rdlFOriABQAJ
Download: https://go.dev/dl/#go1.24.5
Microsoft build of Go Telemetry – Helping Us Build Better Tools | by George Adams.
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#golang #microsoft #telemetry #programming #devtools
Microsoft build of Go Telemetr...
Microsoft for Go Developers · Microsoft build of Go Telemetry - Helping Us Build Better ToolsStarting with Go 1.25, we're enabling telemetry collection in the Microsoft build of Go to gather valuable usage data that helps us prioritize future roadmap items and improve the developer experience.
Just created a simple but useful CLI tool based on amazing gh-standup by Sean Goedecke.
It generates commit messages using staged git changes from current repository. It uses free GitHub Models for inference, so you don't need to do any token setup - your existing GitHub CLI token will do!
Again, all props to Sean - I just slightly modified his code for my use case. Hope it will be useful not only for me.
GitHubGitHub - hazadus/gh-commitmsg: A GitHub CLI extension for generating an AI-assisted commit messageA GitHub CLI extension for generating an AI-assisted commit message - hazadus/gh-commitmsg
I started learning Go today because their mascot looks very cute 
One thing I want from #GitHub.
｢ Go is the most hated programming language. Compared to other languages, it provides 80% of utility with 20% of complexity. The hate comes from people who want 81% of utility, or 85% or 97% ｣
https://blog.kowalczyk.info/article/d-2025-06-26/go-is-8020-language.html
blog.kowalczyk.infoGo is 80/20 language
Go Meets PHP: Enhancing Your PHP Applications with Go via FFI
Use PHP’s FFI to supercharge your application by offloading compute-heavy work to Go!https://chrastecky.dev/programming/go-meets-php-enhancing-your-php-applications-with-go-via-ffi
chrastecky.dev · Go Meets PHP: Enhancing Your PHP Applications with Go via FFI | Blog by Dominik ChrásteckýUse PHP’s FFI to supercharge your application by offloading compute-heavy work to Go!
A study by observability platform Coroot unveils the impact of #OpenTelemetry on high-throughput #GoLang apps!
While OpenTelemetry offers valuable trace-level insights, it comes with significant trade-offs:
a 35% spike in CPU usage increasing network traffic latency under load
Learn more: https://bit.ly/4lxQOjt
Perhaps I should take some bigger examples of my private programming history. Those are often similar or better than my professional projects using these languages. And then AI should rate #style, #readability and #maintainability, perhaps room for optimization without loosing these criteria. The languages here would be #pascal, #perl, #python, #java, #smalltalk, #erlang and #golang. Should be interesting. And beside the different languages I would expect a reflection of my personal experience.
This is a general, platform agnostic question.
How are you using CQRS? what problems, benefits have you seen?
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@timbray in my previous life I also spent literally decades in J2EE sweatshops (my term, not yours) and, then, the last few years building microservice architectures with #golang and #python. Definitely leaps forward for lots of reasons, some language-related and others performance-related, but my overall takeaway was the reduction in clutter (vis à vis lines of code) and complexity.
My #gpn23 talk about Linux + Go self-hosting seems to be well-received! 
https://cfp.gulas.ch/gpn23/talk/U8D9KR/ if you missed it and want to catch up on the recording or slides :)
It covers the entire spectrum, starting from a Raspberry Pi (with my very own https://gokrazy.org/!) to Mini-servers running #NixOS 
BoltDB is an #LMDB clone written in #golang but apparently a lot of performance was lost in the translation. This project reporting a 40% gain in throughput by switching from BoltDB to LMDB https://xcancel.com/virelprotocol/status/1938953969637765532#m
Thrid lesson of handling dates on computers.
Your day is not "11/8/2025". It's 1.762.560.000.
prompts
Introducing `prompts`, the latest breakthrough in smoltech AI research. A terminal prompt roulette that will make your panel moderation much more exciting (and cheaper).
https://git.bleu255.com/prompts/files.html
So far `prompts` has been successfully deployed in artistic research panel moderation (true story 
). It will be intensively re-trained on a new thematic next week in Brussels to help moderate a digital art panel discussion at @imal for their 25 years anniversary and the launch of the introspective exhibition "I am vertical (but I would rather be horizontal)".
https://www.imal.org/en/events/i-am-vertical-but-i-would-rather-be-horizontal-vernissage
doors open at 18:30, starts at 19:00 Tuesday 1st July