A decimal.js Go port turns up bugs in the original

I know about the idiom of accepting interfaces and returning types, but I am struggling to find information about how to return type. Example I have this type type MyTest struct { Value: string Label:

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I've been running agents on a mid size Go service for about four months. The code compiles, the tests pass, and it is consistently not Go. The same things keep turning up. A mutex wrapped around somet

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I really like Go, the programming language. The one thing I strongly dislike about it, is Google's marketing of it. I wonder where it would be if Google wasn't the main supporter. https:// developers.

Hello, sorry not sure if I should put it on this subreddit or not. I am currently trying a TinyGo project with XIAOESP32C3. The posts here indicate that this board is supported by TinyGo: - https://ti

Graft builds a structural map of a codebase. Tree-sitter for the base parse, no LLM, no key. It writes the result into the repo as markdown, so a coding agent reads it instead of re-exploring the same