Unskilled

Sometime in the last year, my job quietly changed, and maybe yours did too.

An update about AI-assisted coding was long overdue.

Sociologist Hartmut Rosa argues that modernitity isn’t just about going faster: it’s about acceleration.

This might sound like a dumb question in many countries, so let me explain.

This is something I knew but never realized all the implications of: CAA lookups are not only about CAA records.

The Go copy built-in copies things from a source slice to a destination slice. func copy(dst, src []Type) int It is not using generics, but Type here serves the same purpose.

As I described in Preemption in Go: an introduction, function prologues contain a stack bound check, which triggers a stack growth on failure.

Sūtor, nē supra crepidam This latin expression means “let not the shoemaker go beyond shoes”, and is the root of the word ultracrepidarian, which describes someone that ignored this advice, giving opinions or advice on matters outside of their knowledge.

I use this blog to write about things that interest me, and hopefully friends, colleagues and strangers on the internet.

In this post I briefly explain what is the noCopy convention in Go, and when/how to use it.

I went from not knowing what GPT meant to using such models daily in just a couple years, and I am not even an “AI engineer”.

Approximately a year ago, rsc wrote about coroutines, and more specifically why we’d need them in Go, what should the API look like, and how they could be implemented.

In my post about the sync.Pool internals, I briefly touched on preemption, but I didn’t explain what it really is about.

Why are so many of us staring at screens for hours, reading and writing code?

This post is targetted at Go beginners, but can serve as a good refresher to more experienced gophers.

In this post, I make the case for being aware of false sharing situations in go.

In this post we will uncover what makes sync.Pool so damn good.

When accessing an element in a slice, you might go past its length.

Go 1.18 introduces generics as part of the language.

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