I’m always able to tell what a particular cloudflare product does/is in the first paragraph.
However for this one, I’m unable to even after reading the entire blogpost.
(edit) is this like zerotier, tailscale, beyondcorp etc?
Splunk taking minutes to load dashboard is not a problem imposed by post-calculation, it's more of a problem of lack of schema.
Most post calculation works on free text logs and thus has to regex it's way to a solution.
But it doesn't have to be that way; that's why the original poster talked about a lack of tooling in the post-calculation world
As a person who uses Go i don't need day by day updates to know that the Go team is working hard on generics. I trust that they are & indeed they are.
> now one year old with little visible progress, no updates since August on public git.
This is untrue.
In January this year the Go team wrote[1]; "Module support is in good shape and getting better with each day, and we are also making progress on the generics front (more on that later this year)."
If you looked at the draft/experimental[2] branch where generics development has been taking place, you can see that it has had activity as late as just last week.
In the featherweightGo presentation, Phil Wadler said Rob Pike wrote to him asking if he would be interested in working with the Go team so that they can figure out generics and try and get them right. And that is how featherweightGo came to be.
For whatever reason, I had always thought that paid maternity leave was available universally in all countries. I hadn't even fathomed that the opposite could be true.
Anyone can host their golang package at example.com/myPkg and Go wouldn't care less what/who runs example.com