Every time I ask what the projected release date for 0.12 is I always get a "When it's ready" response. That's fine, I understand the uncertainty of software development like everyone else. But there really should be a continually updated todo list of line items that when done will mark the release of the next version.

I'm excited about generators and Koa. I just want to get an idea as to whether I'm looking at a month, 6 months or a year before I can use them in a stable environment.

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Ask HN: Startups improving business insurance? 13 years ago

I'd be interested in knowing this as well.

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Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (December 2013) 13 years ago

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area or Remote

I build single-page web apps, high performance APIs and SaaS platforms.

I'm passionate about developing marketing and advertising related apps.

I also love web scraping and bitcoins.

Front-end: Ember.js + Bootstrap

Back-end: Node.js or Go

http://resume.dan.me/Dan-Gogh-Walton-resume.pdf

https://github.com/baliw

http://stackoverflow.com/users/1305696/daniel

http://www.linkedin.com/in/dangogh

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Go, or Ruby or ExpressJS for an API? 13 years ago

Here's a couple links that touch on Node.js vs Go performance.

http://jaxbot.me/articles/benchmarks_nodejs_vs_go_vs_php_3_1...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6649606

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Go, or Ruby or ExpressJS for an API? 13 years ago

Depends on your needs. If you need to get something up and running quickly, I would recommend you stick with Ruby.

If you can afford some extra time to learn a new framework then both Go or Express/Node.js are great options that would enhance your skill set.

Node.js and Go are both growing quickly in popularity. They're much faster on the execution side than Ruby and provide additional optimization opportunities via the ability to query more than one external resource simultaneously and combine the results into your API's response.

If you do decide to go with Node.js or Go, Node.js is currently the more popular of the two. You're more likely to be able to land a job or freelancing gig with Node.js skills today, whereas you're more able to contribute something meaningful to the Go ecosystem by getting into it now.

Personally I prefer coding in Go, but most of my client's request Node.js.

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GoConvey: Go testing in the browser 13 years ago

Very well done!

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Ask HN: GO or Ruby on Rails? 13 years ago

Depends on what you do. If you're looking to do freelancing then you'll find a lot more jobs if you're strong in Ruby.

Go is growing rapidly and we'll probably see quite a few full time jobs looking for Go skills in the years ahead. So if you want to invest in future hire-ability then Go isn't a bad place to use your time.

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Ask HN: Is a Bitcoin 2 feasible? 13 years ago

There are more than a few already.

http://coinmarketcap.com/

New ones pop up every few days.

https://cryptocointalk.com/forum/40-new-cryptocoins/

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Ask HN: How to implement 'free trial' that is acceptable to Google AdWords? 13 years ago

Option 2 is your best bet. There are several hardware ID's you can use. Network MAC address is probably the least likely to change.

If you can't leave anything at all on the system then you have to use something that's already on the system that doesn't change as a key.

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Ask HN: Do you see the future in Go? 13 years ago

I think a lot of people are beginning to see a bright future for Go.

Word seems to be spreading. There's certainly a growing interest.

http://www.google.com/trends/explore?q=golang#q=golang&cmpt=...

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Real-time visualization of worldwide Bitcoin transactions 13 years ago

I don't see any visualization data other than a map. How would this even be possible in a decentralized protocol that does not publish originating or destination IP addresses?

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Advice on marketing/advertising myself as a freelancer 13 years ago

Please shoot me an email. I might have an opportunity for you. My contact details are on my profile. Thanks!

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Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (October 2013) 13 years ago

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area or Remote

I build single-page web apps, high performance APIs and SaaS platforms.

I'm passionate about developing marketing and advertising related apps.

I also love web scraping and bitcoins.

Front-end: Ember.js + Bootstrap

Back-end: Node.js or Go

http://resume.dan.me/Dan-Gogh-Walton-resume.pdf

https://github.com/baliw

http://stackoverflow.com/users/1305696/daniel

http://www.linkedin.com/in/dangogh

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How is JavaScript different from Java? 13 years ago

Java is to JavaScript as ham is to hamster

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The NSA, Google and Apple know most WiFi passwords around the world 13 years ago

Recent discussion on the same topic.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6379439

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PayPal hardware powered by Go 13 years ago

Awesome! It's great to see more large companies doing projects in Go.

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Fuck Google Plus 13 years ago

I haven't seen her channel, but she speaks of 'building a brand'. She's obviously either making a living or attempting to make a living off her content.

It's not an over-reaction at all on her part. If you spent thousands of hours building a business and then destroyed all your efforts, you'd be pretty pissed too. And it's not enough to just have backups of the content. She had a following. It's way more time consuming to create a following than to create the content.

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Fuck Google Plus 13 years ago

This is obviously a horrible user experience. She's right. Why would any user make the connection that deleting their Google+ account would delete their YouTube channel as well? It's not intuitive in the least and it shouldn't happen. But if it's just the way things have to be then they should have ample notifications that it's going to happen before you commit.

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Try Bitcoin 13 years ago

Very nicely done! This is a great project to help raise the awareness of Bitcoin. I'll definitely be passing this around.

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Why compiled Go programs give a warm fuzzy feeling 13 years ago

Nice succinct description of why Golang rocks. When your app compiles, it usually just works. That's not always the case, naturally, but more often than not it's true. It's very refreshing coming from a dynamic language where you often times don't find issues until run time.

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Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (September 2013) 13 years ago

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area or Remote

I build single-page web apps, high performance APIs and SaaS platforms.

I'm passionate about developing marketing and advertising related apps.

I also love web scraping and bitcoins.

Front-end: Ember.js, Angular.js, Bootstrap

Back-end: Node.js or Go

http://resume.dan.me/Dan-Gogh-Walton-resume.pdf

http://stackoverflow.com/users/1305696/daniel

http://www.linkedin.com/in/dangogh

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