The liveliest thread of the day comes from an engineer profiling a high-throughput backend and finding that passing structs by value outperformed passing pointers through their call chain, which is the sort of result that tends to overturn a lot of received C/C++ instinct. It pairs neatly with a separate discussion digging into GC shape stenciling and why Go's generics implementation makes those sorts of costs less obvious than they look. On the proposal tracker, there is a request to let x/crypto/acme/autocert issue ECDSA P-384 certificates for CNSA 2.0 compatibility, alongside a smaller ask to make the per-test fuzz timeout configurable.
The liveliest thread of the day comes from an engineer profiling a high-throughput backend and finding that passing structs by value outperformed passing pointers through their call chain, which is the sort of result that tends to overturn a lot of received C/C++ instinct. It pairs neatly with a separate discussion digging into GC shape stenciling and why Go's generics implementation makes those sorts of costs less obvious than they look. On the proposal tracker, there is a request to let x/crypto/acme/autocert issue ECDSA P-384 certificates for CNSA 2.0 compatibility, alongside a smaller ask to make the per-test fuzz timeout configurable.
Proposal Details Currently autocert hardcodes request of ECDSA P-256 certificate from the Let's encrypt. While this well-supported curve, it is not in
Proposal Details The fuzz worker (https://github.com/golang/go/blob/63d836396a47651fbdbb8cd1fa07749e29f8b844/src/internal/fuzz/worker.go L492) current
Proposal Details We propose adding built-in, standards-compliant, opt-in support for the [W3C Trace Context standard](https://www.w3.org/TR/trace-cont
I've been profiling a high-throughput internal backend service we're writing to optimize some hot paths. Coming from a C/C++ background, my default instinct has always been to pass structs by pointer
While going through the generics proposal and the design docs, I found the implementation quite curious. Go doesn't do full monomorphization like Rust or C++, where a separate copy of the code is gene
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I’m learning more about Go concurrency, and I keep seeing goroutines described as “lightweight threads.” That explanation helped me at first, but now I think it may have created the wrong mental
I posted here a few months ago about my weekend project, I got asked why only 30 functions of cuda exists, SO the real answer since it's my learning project I wanted to test and see each function in u
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Worker pools, channels, and mutexes - backed by pthreads.
Good morning! It's been a few days of work, but happily I think these are very promising results. My assembler is now able to assemble a good part of IA-64 / AMD64 / x86 64 code and run simple program
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The goal of this post is to answer a simple question: why are the following two definitions of the vector dot product in Euclidean space [1] equivalent for vectors \vec{a} and \vec{b}: Component defin
Go generics were released in Go 1.18. Although they can be very useful, they are not very welcomed inside the Go community. Continue reading on Medium »
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Kris and Matthew are back for a duo episode, and Kris has a hot take: ownership is terrible. What starts as a conversation about AI subscriptions versus API pricing turns into a wide-ranging discussio
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A database migration tool. Supports SQL migrations and Go functions.
🐙 The Go backend powering OCTO — an open workplace built for humans × AI agents. REST & WebSocket APIs, Lobster (AI agent) orchestration, and WuKongIM real-time messaging control plane.
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Since 2017, I have posted here about Go-related OSS projects and blog posts. golang What is going on? (Need your opinion below.)
For years, the TypeScript compiler was written in JavaScript. TypeScript 7.0 rewrites the rules with a native Go-powered engine. Microsoft has launched TS 7.0. This stable release introduces a complet
Can Go and AI help save the bees? 🐝 In this talk, discover how Cassie Coyle uses Go, AI, and distributed systems to tackle real-world challenges in beekeeping - from monitoring hive health to detec
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