A proposal to speed up the ASCII paths of strings.ToUpper and ToLower by writing directly into a buffer instead of going through Builder leads the day, with a CL already up for review. Around it, the writing skews practical: a walkthrough of concurrency fundamentals making the rounds on Lobsters, a field report on running a deploy tool in production and finding the bug only prod could surface, and a piece on why connection pools and shared caches quietly misbehave. On the sillier end, someone wired a local llama.cpp-in-Go model into a program that roasts their room, which is at least an honest use of an afternoon.
A proposal to speed up the ASCII paths of strings.ToUpper and ToLower by writing directly into a buffer instead of going through Builder leads the day, with a CL already up for review. Around it, the writing skews practical: a walkthrough of concurrency fundamentals making the rounds on Lobsters, a field report on running a deploy tool in production and finding the bug only prod could surface, and a piece on why connection pools and shared caches quietly misbehave. On the sillier end, someone wired a local llama.cpp-in-Go model into a program that roasts their room, which is at least an honest use of an afternoon.
https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/858401 Summary - The ASCII paths of [strings.ToUpper](https://github.com/golang/go/blob/2b74366d84da17ba4de6
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This seems like a well executed mini-course on concurrency in Go. I'd love to hear where it might be out of date or otherwise steering me wrong, as well as pointers to other good resources.
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