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15398869_c0 | 15398869 | go | 0 | Title: Is there a RETS package for the go language?
Problem title: Is there a RETS package for the go language?
Tags: go, rets
Problem: Is there a RETS package for the go language? I've searched for a RETS package for Go but could not find one yet. Did anyone had better luck than me finding that? The librets c++ librar... | Is there a RETS package for the go language? Is there a RETS package for the go language? go rets RETS Is there a RETS package for the go language? I've searched for a RETS package for Go but could not find one yet. Did anyone had better luck than me finding that? The librets c++ library has bindings for many languages... | [
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31581434_c0 | 31581434 | go | 0 | Title: How to get socket.io handshake query in Go
Problem title: How to get socket.io handshake query in Go
Tags: go, socket.io
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61952220_c1 | 61952220 | go | 1 | job is done before the 4 seconds timeout, everything is fine and the final number of goroutines will be 1, but otherwise it will be 2 like every example that I could find. But it's just an example, maybe it's not possible with goroutines maybe it's even not possible in Go..
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69514900_c2 | 69514900 | go | 2 | 1; dx++ { for dy := -1; dy <= 1; dy++ { adjacentParticles := adjacencyIndex[intpos{ix + int64(dx), iy + int64(dy)}] for _, k := range adjacentParticles { dist := ((x[k] - x[j]) * (x[k] - x[j])) + ((y[k] - y[j]) * (y[k] - y[j])) if dist < radius { sy, sx :=
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71123302_c0 | 71123302 | go | 0 | Title: Program printing the wrong variable from channel
Problem title: Program printing the wrong variable from channel
Tags: go
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58959501_c0 | 58959501 | go | 0 | Title: How to create a string from variadic
Problem title: How to create a string from variadic
Tags: go
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15227065_c0 | 15227065 | go | 0 | Title: Go, in struct how to reference current object (like this in java and c++)?
Problem title: Go, in struct how to reference current object (like this in java and c++)?
Tags: go, class, this
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19036213_c0 | 19036213 | go | 0 | Title: How to serialize Go structures using protocol buffers and use them in Dart over Ajax
Problem title: How to serialize Go structures using protocol buffers and use them in Dart over Ajax
Tags: ajax, protocol-buffers, go, dart
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69591205_c0 | 69591205 | go | 0 | Title: Configure a default directory path in Go with Cobra and Viper
Problem title: Configure a default directory path in Go with Cobra and Viper
Tags: go, go-cobra, viper-go
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29856780_c0 | 29856780 | go | 0 | Title: What is NT_GNU_BUILD_ID used for?
Problem title: What is NT_GNU_BUILD_ID used for?
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13020308_c0 | 13020308 | go | 0 | Title: How to fmt.Printf an integer with thousands comma
Problem title: How to fmt.Printf an integer with thousands comma
Tags: go, formatting, string, printf
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71146159_c0 | 71146159 | go | 0 | Title: How to generate an entropy using crypto/rand
Problem title: How to generate an entropy using crypto/rand
Tags: random, go, entropy
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34250228_c0 | 34250228 | go | 0 | Title: How to execute a make target on file change automatically?
Problem title: How to execute a make target on file change automatically?
Tags: makefile, go
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29319883_c0 | 29319883 | go | 0 | Title: How to return slice by reference?
Problem title: How to return slice by reference?
Tags: go
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20380157_c0 | 20380157 | go | 0 | Title: How Do I Stop a Delayed Task on Appengine?
Problem title: How Do I Stop a Delayed Task on Appengine?
Tags: google-app-engine, go
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76214712_c0 | 76214712 | go | 0 | Title: Should we validate path parameters in API?
Problem title: Should we validate path parameters in API?
Tags: validation, api-design, go
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53002955_c0 | 53002955 | go | 0 | Title: Composition vs inheritance with anonymous struct
Problem title: Composition vs inheritance with anonymous struct
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46120712_c1 | 46120712 | go | 1 | package main import ( "fmt" "net/http" "runtime" "time" ) func a() { b() } var bb = 0 func b() { fmt.Printf("b:%d\n", bb) bb++ resp, err := http.Get("http://www.baidu.com") if err == nil { resp.Body.Close() } } func main() { for { for { go b() time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10) fmt.Printf("go:%d\n", runtime.NumGoroutin... | package main import ( "fmt" "net/http" "runtime" "time" ) func a() { b() } var bb = 0 func b() { fmt.Printf("b:%d\n", bb) bb++ resp, err := http.Get("http://www.baidu.com") if err == nil { resp.Body.Close() } } func main() { for { for { go b() time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10) fmt.Printf("go:%d\n", runtime.NumGoroutin... | [
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70397507_c0 | 70397507 | go | 0 | Title: Decode Mongo 128-bit Decimal to Go
Problem title: Decode Mongo 128-bit Decimal to Go
Tags: mongodb, go
Problem: Decode Mongo 128-bit Decimal to Go
Code signals: database, Decode, Mongo, Decimal, NumberDecimal, Units, float64, dbo.Invoice, client.Database, Collection, bson.D, _id, coll.FindOne, context.TODO, mong... | Decode Mongo 128-bit Decimal to Go Decode Mongo 128-bit Decimal to Go mongodb go database Decode Mongo Decimal NumberDecimal Units float64 dbo.Invoice client.Database Collection bson.D _id coll.FindOne context.TODO mongo.ErrNoDocuments model.Customer fmt.Errorf Error F-3945 lines.0.units float32 bsoncodec.NewRegistryBu... | [
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70731579_c0 | 70731579 | go | 0 | Title: Beego NewLogger channelLens value
Problem title: Beego NewLogger channelLens value
Tags: logging, go, beego
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71428654_c0 | 71428654 | go | 0 | Title: how print variable values in Go with fmt.Printl?
Problem title: how print variable values in Go with fmt.Printl?
Tags: go, gofmt
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71466562_c0 | 71466562 | go | 0 | Title: How to match string golang struct tags
Problem title: How to match string golang struct tags
Tags: go
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76343767_c0 | 76343767 | go | 0 | Title: Download Go extension to Visual Studio's 2022
Problem title: Download Go extension to Visual Studio's 2022
Tags: visual-studio-code, go
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20820839_c0 | 20820839 | go | 0 | Title: Does the Go compiler concatenate strings separated by a plus sign?
Problem title: Does the Go compiler concatenate strings separated by a plus sign?
Tags: string, go
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52792071_c1 | 52792071 | go | 1 | fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "Download failed: %v\n", err) os.Exit(1) } // fmt.Printf("Download saved to ./%v \n", resp.Filename)
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53116217_c1 | 53116217 | go | 1 | /sockstat sockets: used 31682 TCP: inuse 17286 orphan 5 tw 3874 alloc 31453 mem 15731 UDP: inuse 8 mem 3 UDPLITE: inuse 0 RAW: inuse 0 FRAG: inuse 0 memory 0 And ideas how to stop the too many orphaned socket error and crash? Should I increase the 20 min slow shutdown period to 40 mins? Increase tcp_mem? Thanks!
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42660769_c0 | 42660769 | go | 0 | Title: Writing components in Storm using golang
Problem title: Writing components in Storm using golang
Tags: apache-storm, go
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57038357_c0 | 57038357 | go | 0 | Title: What would be a regex to match all occurrences after =, space separated?
Problem title: What would be a regex to match all occurrences after =, space separated?
Tags: regex, go
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37352764_c1 | 37352764 | go | 1 | HeapAlloc: 1294777080 bytes (1234.80MB) // bytes allocated and not yet freed (same as Alloc above) HeapSys: 3104931840 bytes (2961.09MB) // bytes obtained from system HeapIdle: 1672339456 bytes (1594.87MB) // bytes in idle spans HeapInuse: 1432592384 bytes (1366.23MB) // bytes in non-idle span Reported by ps aux : %CP... | HeapAlloc: 1294777080 bytes (1234.80MB) // bytes allocated and not yet freed (same as Alloc above) HeapSys: 3104931840 bytes (2961.09MB) // bytes obtained from system HeapIdle: 1672339456 bytes (1594.87MB) // bytes in idle spans HeapInuse: 1432592384 bytes (1366.23MB) // bytes in non-idle span Reported by ps aux : %CP... | [
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47250834_c0 | 47250834 | go | 0 | Title: how to modify return value with panic and recover in golang
Problem title: how to modify return value with panic and recover in golang
Tags: go
Problem: how to modify return value with panic and recover in golang I have a problem how to modify return value with panic and recover in golang please help me, thank y... | how to modify return value with panic and recover in golang how to modify return value with panic and recover in golang go foo1 fmt.Printf how to modify return value with panic and recover in golang I have a problem how to modify return value with panic and recover in golang please help me, thank you! | [
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70531458_c0 | 70531458 | go | 0 | Title: How go compare overflow int?
Problem title: How go compare overflow int?
Tags: integer, go
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19886074_c0 | 19886074 | go | 0 | Title: Is it possible to make go packages a .so or .a file?
Problem title: Is it possible to make go packages a .so or .a file?
Tags: go, cgo
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20852454_c0 | 20852454 | go | 0 | Title: how to convert interface{} to object in golang?
Problem title: how to convert interface{} to object in golang?
Tags: go
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68122675_c0 | 68122675 | go | 0 | Title: Fastest way to find number of digits of an integer?
Problem title: Fastest way to find number of digits of an integer?
Tags: go
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41936919_c0 | 41936919 | go | 0 | Title: Roles and permissions in Go REST Api
Problem title: Roles and permissions in Go REST Api
Tags: api, go, rest
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44155465_c2 | 44155465 | go | 2 | maxDistance, "spherical": true, }, }, bson.M{ "$sort": bson.M{ "distance": 1, }, }, bson.M{ "$lookup": bson.M{ "from": "newscount", "localField": "_id", "foreignField": "_id", "as": "news_count", }, }, bson.M{ "$unwind": bson.M{ "path": "$news_count", "preserveNullAndEmptyArrays": true, }, }, bson.M{ "$project": bson.... | maxDistance, "spherical": true, }, }, bson.M{ "$sort": bson.M{ "distance": 1, }, }, bson.M{ "$lookup": bson.M{ "from": "newscount", "localField": "_id", "foreignField": "_id", "as": "news_count", }, }, bson.M{ "$unwind": bson.M{ "path": "$news_count", "preserveNullAndEmptyArrays": true, }, }, bson.M{ "$project": bson.... | [
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74580442_c1 | 74580442 | go | 1 | print user name but its nil. How do I correctly pass a protobuf object to addRow?
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2009194_c0 | 2009194 | go | 0 | Title: Learn Go Or Improve My Python/Ruby Knowledge
Problem title: Learn Go Or Improve My Python/Ruby Knowledge
Tags: go, python, ruby
Problem: Learn Go Or Improve My Python/Ruby Knowledge I was reading about Go, and I can see that it's very good and can be a language used by many developers in some months, but I want ... | Learn Go Or Improve My Python/Ruby Knowledge Learn Go Or Improve My Python/Ruby Knowledge go python ruby Learn Improve Python Ruby Knowledge Learn Go Or Improve My Python/Ruby Knowledge I was reading about Go, and I can see that it's very good and can be a language used by many developers in some months, but I want to ... | [
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52661614_c0 | 52661614 | go | 0 | Title: panic: Failed to load dbcapi.dll:
Problem title: panic: Failed to load dbcapi.dll:
Tags: windows, go, gcc, dll, c%2B%2B
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46255506_c0 | 46255506 | go | 0 | Title: Go lang SHA3-256 gives invalid output?
Problem title: Go lang SHA3-256 gives invalid output?
Tags: go, cryptography
Problem: Go lang SHA3-256 gives invalid output? I am facing strange results fo go SHA3-256 function: here is source code import ( "golang.org/x/crypto/sha3" "encoding/hex" )
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49418283_c0 | 49418283 | go | 0 | Title: golang http client/server based on net.conn
Problem title: golang http client/server based on net.conn
Tags: http, tcp, go
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67449351_c0 | 67449351 | go | 0 | Title: Convert interface to float32 in go
Problem title: Convert interface to float32 in go
Tags: go, floating-point, types
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73358960_c0 | 73358960 | go | 0 | Title: How to do modulo with bigInt using math/big?
Problem title: How to do modulo with bigInt using math/big?
Tags: go
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73386406_c1 | 73386406 | go | 1 | www.olx.ro/d/oferta/bmw-xdrixe-seria-7-2020-71000-tva-IDgp7iN.html") log.Printf("\n\nScraping Complete\n\n") log.Println(c) }
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64980629_c0 | 64980629 | go | 0 | Title: How to get related data with GORM?
Problem title: How to get related data with GORM?
Tags: go-gorm, go
Problem: How to get related data with GORM?
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38867692_c0 | 38867692 | go | 0 | Title: How to parse JSON array in Go
Problem title: How to parse JSON array in Go
Tags: arrays, go, slice, json
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20455995_c0 | 20455995 | go | 0 | Title: Truncate buffer from front
Problem title: Truncate buffer from front
Tags: go
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47497218_c0 | 47497218 | go | 0 | Title: manipulate data in array of strings
Problem title: manipulate data in array of strings
Tags: go
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75754164_c1 | 75754164 | go | 1 | do i use tracer to log errors (and info) ? Or is it mission impossible to use datadog tracer for this purpose?
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32432450_c0 | 32432450 | go | 0 | Title: What is standard defer/finalizer implementation in C++?
Problem title: What is standard defer/finalizer implementation in C++?
Tags: boost, c%2B%2B, go, raii, stl
Problem: What is standard defer/finalizer implementation in C++? General idea of Golang-style defer is explained here and here . I wonder, does STL (o... | What is standard defer/finalizer implementation in C++? What is standard defer/finalizer implementation in C++? boost c%2B%2B go raii stl What What is standard defer/finalizer implementation in C++? General idea of Golang-style defer is explained here and here . I wonder, does STL (of C++11, C++14, ...) or maybe Boost ... | [
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36950395_c0 | 36950395 | go | 0 | Title: Is it possible to define a variable which type is depends on input in Golang
Problem title: Is it possible to define a variable which type is depends on input in Golang
Tags: go
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11882706_c0 | 11882706 | go | 0 | Title: Google Go for Java platform?
Problem title: Google Go for Java platform?
Tags: go, java, jvm-languages, jvm
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51178987_c1 | 51178987 | go | 1 | () gives {"sensor": "DHT22", "temperature": [22.9, 22.9, 22.9], "humidity": [50.9, 50.9, 50.9]} {"actuator": "arduinoLED", "blink": ["false", "false", "false"] These objects are published constantly in a loop . I want to unmarshal the first object and access a specific element.
Code signals: Unmarshal, JSON, MQTT, MQTT... | () gives {"sensor": "DHT22", "temperature": [22.9, 22.9, 22.9], "humidity": [50.9, 50.9, 50.9]} {"actuator": "arduinoLED", "blink": ["false", "false", "false"] These objects are published constantly in a loop . I want to unmarshal the first object and access a specific element.
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57102134_c0 | 57102134 | go | 0 | Title: Does Go std lib have a func to read csv file into []map[string]string?
Problem title: Does Go std lib have a func to read csv file into []map[string]string?
Tags: go, csv
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32089693_c0 | 32089693 | go | 0 | Title: Modyfication of bufio in golang
Problem title: Modyfication of bufio in golang
Tags: go
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29721449_c0 | 29721449 | go | 0 | Title: How can I print to Stderr in Go without using log
Problem title: How can I print to Stderr in Go without using log
Tags: error-handling, go
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48443495_c0 | 48443495 | go | 0 | Title: Convert Json.Number into int/int64/float64 in Go
Problem title: Convert Json.Number into int/int64/float64 in Go
Tags: go, go-interface
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56908139_c0 | 56908139 | go | 0 | Title: Golang vs Python - Hex String to Int
Problem title: Golang vs Python - Hex String to Int
Tags: hex, go, type-conversion, python
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24871177_c0 | 24871177 | go | 0 | Title: Integer prepresentation for UUID4 in Golang
Problem title: Integer prepresentation for UUID4 in Golang
Tags: python, go, uuid
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38543167_c0 | 38543167 | go | 0 | Title: How do I access variables dynamically with go templating?
Problem title: How do I access variables dynamically with go templating?
Tags: go, hugo
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23191999_c0 | 23191999 | go | 0 | Title: Soap Package in Go
Problem title: Soap Package in Go
Tags: soap, go, web-services
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50468319_c2 | 50468319 | go | 2 | time is 1281338532ns or ~1.2 seconds Which I believe is too much. What do is the best bcrypt cost to use for the current year 2018.
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47940943_c0 | 47940943 | go | 0 | Title: Marshal slice of structs as slice of numbers
Problem title: Marshal slice of structs as slice of numbers
Tags: json, go, struct, slice, marshalling
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62390534_c0 | 62390534 | go | 0 | Title: How to integration test prometheus metrics
Problem title: How to integration test prometheus metrics
Tags: go, metrics, prometheus
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43057418_c0 | 43057418 | go | 0 | Title: Running gcc failed while building go project in windows
Problem title: Running gcc failed while building go project in windows
Tags: go, gcc, c, build
Problem: Running gcc failed while building go project in windows
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31643678_c0 | 31643678 | go | 0 | Title: Using golang's os/exec, how can I copy stdout from one process to stdin of another?
Problem title: Using golang's os/exec, how can I copy stdout from one process to stdin of another?
Tags: go, io, stream
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64926345_c0 | 64926345 | go | 0 | Title: unmarshal json file with multiple json object (not valid json file)
Problem title: unmarshal json file with multiple json object (not valid json file)
Tags: json, go, unmarshalling
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39673649_c0 | 39673649 | go | 0 | Title: Refer a different package from the godoc of a package
Problem title: Refer a different package from the godoc of a package
Tags: godoc, go
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55599768_c1 | 55599768 | go | 1 | applicant/232, val0:applicant/232] I would expect that when I view the has_skill collection using arangosh, I would see that my edge now has a property testProp with value testVal ; however, I instead just get the error AQL: document not found (while executing) and my edge remains unchanged.
Code signals: AQL, UPDATE, ... | applicant/232, val0:applicant/232] I would expect that when I view the has_skill collection using arangosh, I would see that my edge now has a property testProp with value testVal ; however, I instead just get the error AQL: document not found (while executing) and my edge remains unchanged.
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50464667_c1 | 50464667 | go | 1 | ): [DllImport("goDLL.dll")] private static extern void Test(); Error System.BadImageFormatException: "An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (HRESULT: 0x8007000B)" Sorry for that big block of text but this was the most minimal test I could think off. I appreciate every help in here.
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51329399_c0 | 51329399 | go | 0 | Title: Get date in golang like "2018-07-13"
Problem title: Get date in golang like "2018-07-13"
Tags: go
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51392322_c0 | 51392322 | go | 0 | Title: value returned by flags into my struct
Problem title: value returned by flags into my struct
Tags: go, go-flag
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47106661_c0 | 47106661 | go | 0 | Title: Delete MongoDB document after n days in go
Problem title: Delete MongoDB document after n days in go
Tags: go, mgo, mongodb
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60180687_c0 | 60180687 | go | 0 | Title: How to know when a provider has been completed after applying in Terraform
Problem title: How to know when a provider has been completed after applying in Terraform
Tags: go, terraform
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77400864_c0 | 77400864 | go | 0 | Title: JetBrains GoLand, disable highlighting test files
Problem title: JetBrains GoLand, disable highlighting test files
Tags: jetbrains-ide, goland, go
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40007920_c1 | 40007920 | go | 1 | 3201 3210 Which is what I wanted. But this code does not look so good. I have to copy the slice multiple times before I remove an item, and then loop through the items on that slice. Is there a better and more dry way for me to achieve what I am doing here? I am going to the same thing for a slice that looks like this... | 3201 3210 Which is what I wanted. But this code does not look so good. I have to copy the slice multiple times before I remove an item, and then loop through the items on that slice. Is there a better and more dry way for me to achieve what I am doing here? I am going to the same thing for a slice that looks like this... | [
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15262048_c1 | 15262048 | go | 1 | system (as in OpenGL), because the orientation of Z has been reversed to make the tutorial more intuitive" -- well, in a GL tutorial of course this has the opposite effect... Well if do reverse Z as above, it culls more than it should about 50% of the time; if I don't, then it "over-culls" about 98% of the time.. Wwha... | system (as in OpenGL), because the orientation of Z has been reversed to make the tutorial more intuitive" -- well, in a GL tutorial of course this has the opposite effect... Well if do reverse Z as above, it culls more than it should about 50% of the time; if I don't, then it "over-culls" about 98% of the time.. Wwha... | [
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20185920_c0 | 20185920 | go | 0 | Title: GAE Multitenancy and Transaction - Go
Problem title: GAE Multitenancy and Transaction - Go
Tags: go, google-app-engine, transactions, multi-tenant, google-cloud-datastore
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50902074_c0 | 50902074 | go | 0 | Title: How to change integer to string with go in this case?
Problem title: How to change integer to string with go in this case?
Tags: go-gorm, go
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50983177_c1 | 50983177 | go | 1 | | 172.20.0.1 | GET /posts db_1 | 2018-06-22 07:34:27.296 UTC [81] FATAL: role "root" does not exist db_1 | 2018-06-22 07:34:36.897 UTC [90] FATAL: role "root" does not exist Does this way not good? host=db in the connection string? Since db is the docker compose service name. Add It can work: https://docs.docker.com/s... | | 172.20.0.1 | GET /posts db_1 | 2018-06-22 07:34:27.296 UTC [81] FATAL: role "root" does not exist db_1 | 2018-06-22 07:34:36.897 UTC [90] FATAL: role "root" does not exist Does this way not good? host=db in the connection string? Since db is the docker compose service name. Add It can work: https://docs.docker.com/s... | [
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72161939_c1 | 72161939 | go | 1 | ") checkError(err) query2.Exec() } func checkError(err error) { if err != nil { panic(err) } }
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75292441_c0 | 75292441 | go | 0 | Title: Why supporting atomic.Load and atomic.Store in Go?
Problem title: Why supporting atomic.Load and atomic.Store in Go?
Tags: atomic, go
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73639078_c0 | 73639078 | go | 0 | Title: Get aws ec2 instance metadata using go sdk v2
Problem title: Get aws ec2 instance metadata using go sdk v2
Tags: go, amazon-web-services, amazon-ec2
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27216183_c0 | 27216183 | go | 0 | Title: Can 'go build' and 'go test' have default tags?
Problem title: Can 'go build' and 'go test' have default tags?
Tags: go
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38170775_c1 | 38170775 | go | 1 | capped to B. you can go to this link to see the all detailed result. what am I missing?
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21494157_c0 | 21494157 | go | 0 | Title: akka or similar alternative for golang to support distributed concurrency?
Problem title: akka or similar alternative for golang to support distributed concurrency?
Tags: distributed-computing, go
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55923257_c0 | 55923257 | go | 0 | Title: How to connect to deployed grpc-server by ip address and host
Problem title: How to connect to deployed grpc-server by ip address and host
Tags: go, grpc-go, grpc
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50572998_c1 | 50572998 | go | 1 | But I don't only want the ID and then query the database to get the rest of the date. To avoid hitting database , I would like to be able to do something like: fmt.Println(searchResults[0].Bio) // <- This doesn't work :( Could you please help?
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52718189_c0 | 52718189 | go | 0 | Title: Moving data into dimension struct from database query
Problem title: Moving data into dimension struct from database query
Tags: loops, go
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63471131_c0 | 63471131 | go | 0 | Title: go append is weird when loop map
Problem title: go append is weird when loop map
Tags: go
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56873391_c0 | 56873391 | go | 0 | Title: minio presigned get url 403 SignatureDoesNotMatch
Problem title: minio presigned get url 403 SignatureDoesNotMatch
Tags: go, docker, containers, minio, docker-compose
Problem: minio presigned get url 403 SignatureDoesNotMatch
Code signals: SignatureDoesNotMatch, container_name, minio:RELEASE.2019-06-11T00-44-33Z... | minio presigned get url 403 SignatureDoesNotMatch minio presigned get url 403 SignatureDoesNotMatch go docker containers minio docker-compose SignatureDoesNotMatch container_name minio:RELEASE.2019-06-11T00-44-33Z minio.cnf MINIO_ACCESS_KEY W2SPAEGFUKISFTZ53EW2 MINIO_SECRET_KEY uzhExt04MPooPa PBijzC7HOdrpJHFaQK7PSG Asi... | [
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