Wandering Thoughts archives

2016-12-29: One reason why Go's increment and decrement statements are good to have
2016-12-23: Why the gosimple program is great
2016-12-08: Trailing text, a subtle gotcha with Go's fmt.Sscanf
2016-12-05: One advantage of 'self-hosted' languages
2016-11-20: Is it time to not have platform-dependent integer types in languages?
2016-11-16: Go's arbitrary-precision constants and cross compilation
2016-10-23: I should keep a released version of the Go compiler suite
2016-10-03: My take on Git rebasing versus cherry-picking
2016-09-30: Some git repository manipulations that I don't know how to do well
2016-09-23: Git's selective commits plus Magit are a killer feature for me
2016-09-05: Using Magit to selectively discard changes in your git working tree
2016-08-30: Bourne's getopts sadly makes simple shell scripts more cluttered and verbose
2016-08-21: My pragmatic decision on GNU Emacs versus vim for my programming
2016-08-19: My current Go autocompletion setup in GNU Emacs
2016-08-14: Code alone can tell you the what but it cannot tell you why
2016-07-20: Official source release builds should not abort on (compilation) warnings
2016-07-14: Your C compiler's optimizer can make your bad programs compile
2016-06-12: Some notes on adding exposed statistics to a (Go) program
2016-06-05: My approach for inspecting Go error values
2016-05-18: Go does not have atomic variables, only atomic access to variables
2016-05-16: A quick trick: using Go structs to create namespaces
2016-05-09: You can't use expvar.Func to expose a bunch of expvar types
2016-04-05: Some notes on Go's expvar package
2016-04-01: A surprise to watch out for with Go's expvar package (in expvar.Var)
2016-03-21: When you want non-mutating methods in Go
2016-03-11: I need to use getopts sooner (and more often) in Bourne shell scripts
2016-02-29: Sometimes, doing a bunch of programming can be the right answer
2016-02-24: I'm often an iterative and experimental programmer
2016-02-16: Whether or not to use cgo for Go packages, illustrated in a dilemma
2016-01-22: Memory-safe languages and reading very sensitive files
2016-01-15: Things I learned from OpenSSH about reading very sensitive files

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