Reading List
The most recent articles from a list of feeds I subscribe to.
Quick and Dirty Function Timing in Go
When I want to do some rough timing comparisons or get a quick idea of what part of Thing X is taking so long I sometimes just time a few functions. I used to do this by getting st := time.Now() at the beginning of the function and then time.Since(st) at the end. It recently hit me that the same thing could be achieved with less duplication and messiness to clean up (when removing the timings) with something like this:
Coordination
When you’re helping coordinate a workflow switch between half a dozen different studios, making sure all tools support new workflow, and shipping at the same time:
Coordination
When you’re helping coordinate a workflow switch between half a dozen different studios, making sure all tools support new workflow, and shipping at the same time:
Active worms
My worm bin is about a month old now, which is still very early by worm bin standards. Today I dug around in there and look at the nice active worms I found! I was worried about it before but now I’m hoping it might just be ok.
Active worms
My worm bin is about a month old now, which is still very early by worm bin standards. Today I dug around in there and look at the nice active worms I found! I was worried about it before but now I’m hoping it might just be ok.