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[電影]-阿輝的女兒(My Blind Uncle)
[表演]-十年(The Golden Decade of Campus Folk)
邏輯的難處
Why I'm interested in Go
These days, my substantial programming takes place in one of twolanguages. I use Python if I'm dealing with something that doesn't haveto run fast or use minimal memory, and I use C on the occasions whenPython doesn't fit. I like C, but it is a very sparse and unforgivinglanguage when compared to Python and this translates to slower andmore annoying development most of the time; there's a lot of low leveldetails that I have to worry about when I just
Why we built our own ZFS spares handling system
I mentioned recently that we'vewritten our own system to handle ZFS spares. Before I describe it, Iwanted to write up something about why we decided to go to the extrememeasure of discarding all of ZFS's own spare handling and rolling ourown.
First off, note that our environment is unusual. We have a lot of poolsand a relatively complex SAN disk topology with at least three levels,as opposed to the more common environment of only a few pools andessentially undifferentiated disks. I expect
落實
告白 - Who's confessing?
Of course the plot is great with no doubt, I am definitely interested in flipping the book when I have time.
Also, I love the way of filming. The story revealed the core from the start, and the rest is like peeling onion skins - new clues follow tightly one by one. The
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My issues with Go's net package
I would like to like the Go language ,but right now I can't get past my annoyance at its net package . I have several network-related thingsthat I would like to do with Go, and the net package's current state isgetting in the way of all of them.
The fundamental problem is that Go's net package is both incomplete andwhat I'll call sealed. The easiest way for me to explain this is tocontrast it with Python's socket support.
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