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San Francisco, United States - Senior Software Engineer — Kubernetes Control Plane (Go / Golang) REMOTE: United States, Canada, or South America ONLY Experience: 7+ years IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ B
paid, part-time AI training work. We are the hiring company and are actively filling this role.- $30–$100 per hour equivalent, paid per accepted task - 100% remote, United States - About 15 hours/we
Remote: Yes (Worldwide) Willing to relocate: Yes (Worldwide, visa sponsorship required) Technologies: TypeScript, Node.js, Go, Python, React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, RabbitMQ, BullMQ, AWS, Docker,
Hybrid, 3 days a week in the office Hong Kong Full-timeWe are looking for a DevOps Engineer to own, scale, and secure our cloud and on-premise computing environments. You will work closely with ML res
early stage B2B SaaS platform for website resilience, infrastructure monitoring, performance testing, security assessment and disaster recovery. The product is built. We have no paying customers yet,
Rob Pike, co-creator of the Go programming language, on garbage collection as the best example of simplicity hiding complexity: ...
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Rob Pike turns up in a Code Legends interview to walk through why Go's garbage collector feels simple from the outside and is brutal to build underneath, which is the kind of long-form from a co-creator that tends to hold up. Alongside it, a proposal lands to add ML-DSA account keys to x/crypto/acme, following RFC 9964 and scoped to the three FIPS 204 parameter sets, nudging ACME quietly toward post-quantum. On the hobbyist end, deadprogram is showing off Tinyflight, TinyGo firmware for an ESP32S3 drone that also flies in a browser, which is a fairly good excuse to open the TinyGo docs again.
Proposal Details Proposal Add ML-DSA support following RFC 9964, scoped to the three FIPS 204 parameter
I'm urgently looking for work and would appreciate boosts! • Start: Immediate • Location: Australia (UTC+8) • Type: Remote • Field: Back-end, front-end, full-stack, embedded • Experience: 6
If anyone is interested in using ActivityPub from the Go programming language, the documentation I'm writing for GoActivityPub is coming closer to being ready for users, and I would love to have some
livepage diff-syncs HTML page from a simple Go server over a WebSocket. It can be the easiest UI for Go out there - it simply projects the markup to all the connected browsers. It's meant to be used w
Tinyflight: real M5Stack StampFly ESP32S3 drone firmware that can fly in the air & in your browser too! Written using @ TinyGo & just introduced at Espressif DevCon. https:// tinyflight.app/ tinygo go
Hey there, fellow Gophers! 👋 Ever had one of those moments when you’re writing Go code, defining a struct, and you just know the compiler… Continue reading on Medium »
If you are learning Go, you will eventually come across the context package. Continue reading on Medium »
Before a single type exists, two people need to mean the same thing by the same word. Here is how to find out whether they do, write it… Continue reading on Level Up Coding »
It worked in dev · Episode 23 · technique: in-order walk, pruned by the ordering Continue reading on Level Up Coding »
Most best practices from blog posts don’t survive actual production traffic. Here is what I threw away. Continue reading on Level Up Coding »
Rob Pike, co-creator of the Go programming language, on garbage collection as the best example of simplicity hiding complexity: ...
Based on everything that we have learnt so far, what do you think will be the ideal solution for this problem? Let me know in the ...
Why Google built Go, how goroutines make concurrency easy, and the famous tools written in it. Follow for more tech explained in ...
The free programming language built for simple, reliable software. Go is an open source programming language for building ...
Why does your app sometimes freeze for a moment when your code looks fine? Often it's garbage collection. Your program grabs ...
Tinyflight: real M5Stack StampFly ESP32S3 drone firmware that can fly in the air & in your browser too! Written using @TinyGo.org & just introduced at Espressif DevCon. tinyflight.app tinygo golang es
San Francisco, United States - Senior Software Engineer — Kubernetes Control Plane (Go / Golang) REMOTE: United States, Canada, or South America ONLY Experience: 7+ years IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ B
paid, part-time AI training work. We are the hiring company and are actively filling this role.- $30–$100 per hour equivalent, paid per accepted task - 100% remote, United States - About 15 hours/we
Remote: Yes (Worldwide) Willing to relocate: Yes (Worldwide, visa sponsorship required) Technologies: TypeScript, Node.js, Go, Python, React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, RabbitMQ, BullMQ, AWS, Docker,
Hybrid, 3 days a week in the office Hong Kong Full-timeWe are looking for a DevOps Engineer to own, scale, and secure our cloud and on-premise computing environments. You will work closely with ML res
