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@justamoment You most always either go get ... or run go mod tidyβ -- Building won't install/fetch dependencies not already cached.
@justamoment You most always either go get ... or run go mod tidyβ -- Building won't install/fetch dependencies not already cached.
@justamoment You most always either go get ... or run go mod tidyβ -- Building won't install/fetch dependencies not already cached.
@justamoment You most always either go get ... or run go mod tidyβ -- Building won't install/fetch dependencies not already cached.
@movq Doesn't D2 depend on Graphviz though for its layout engine? π€
@movq Doesn't D2 depend on Graphviz though for its layout engine? π€
@movq Doesn't D2 depend on Graphviz though for its layout engine? π€
@movq Doesn't D2 depend on Graphviz though for its layout engine? π€
These are too long for me to read π TL;DR? π€
These are too long for me to read π TL;DR? π€
These are too long for me to read π TL;DR? π€
These are too long for me to read π TL;DR? π€
@mckinley Lol no! π I was tying to spark a discussion π
@mckinley Lol no! π I was tying to spark a discussion π
@mckinley Lol no! π I was tying to spark a discussion π
@mckinley Lol no! π I was tying to spark a discussion π
Opinion: I _think_ the most stupid feature of Twitterβ’ is the whole link tracking shit π
The fact that any link you post is translated into https://t.co/... and its so much work to get the _actual_ link (_I block all sorts of add serving domains, including Twitterβ’_). Go!_
Opinion: I _think_ the most stupid feature of Twitterβ’ is the whole link tracking shit π
The fact that any link you post is translated into https://t.co/... and its so much work to get the _actual_ link (_I block all sorts of add serving domains, including Twitterβ’_). Go!_
Opinion: I _think_ the most stupid feature of Twitterβ’ is the whole link tracking shit π
The fact that any link you post is translated into https://t.co/... and its so much work to get the _actual_ link (_I block all sorts of add serving domains, including Twitterβ’_). Go!_
Opinion: I _think_ the most stupid feature of Twitterβ’ is the whole link tracking shit π
The fact that any link you post is translated into https://t.co/... and its so much work to get the _actual_ link (_I block all sorts of add serving domains, including Twitterβ’_). Go!_
@justamoment and allows you to re-map dependencies to say for example, a forked copy of that library (which is the typical use case)
@justamoment and allows you to re-map dependencies to say for example, a forked copy of that library (which is the typical use case)
@justamoment and allows you to re-map dependencies to say for example, a forked copy of that library (which is the typical use case)
@justamoment and allows you to re-map dependencies to say for example, a forked copy of that library (which is the typical use case)
@lyse Ahh sorry yes that's where we put the little portable toilet π
@lyse Ahh sorry yes that's where we put the little portable toilet π
@lyse Ahh sorry yes that's where we put the little portable toilet π
@lyse Ahh sorry yes that's where we put the little portable toilet π
@carsten Actually the port-a-loo didn't smell at all. π
What did smell was the holes in the ground toilets on the camp grounds where people do this sh1t(s) π€£
@carsten Actually the port-a-loo didn't smell at all. π
What did smell was the holes in the ground toilets on the camp grounds where people do this sh1t(s) π€£
@carsten Actually the port-a-loo didn't smell at all. π
What did smell was the holes in the ground toilets on the camp grounds where people do this sh1t(s) π€£
@carsten Actually the port-a-loo didn't smell at all. π
What did smell was the holes in the ground toilets on the camp grounds where people do this sh1t(s) π€£
@carsten Yes but only with the constructs i mentioned aboveπ
@carsten Yes but only with the constructs i mentioned aboveπ
@carsten Yes but only with the constructs i mentioned aboveπ
@carsten Yes but only with the constructs i mentioned aboveπ
@carsten So I wanted to reply to this Yarn with some comments, but wasn't able to _really_ do so whilst out 'n about camping with the family π
-- Basically Go's modules (_the more recent version_) is actually pretty good. Let me try to help you understand the basics of it...
When defining a new package/library, run go mod init git.mills.io/prologic/foo (_as an example_). This could also be github.com/prologic/foo or anywhere else with a publicly accessible Git source. I recommend this as the _easiest_ as things will "just work"β’.
Next, never do development in $GOPATH as this is basically deprecated and gone now. Always code outside of $GOPATH and use modules as per above.
Finally if you are not ready to publish your work and you depend on foo and bar and maybe something else too (_like Yarn.social's codebase_) then use $ go mod edit -replace git.mills.io/prologic/foo /User/prologic/Projects/foo (_as an example_).
@carsten So I wanted to reply to this Yarn with some comments, but wasn't able to _really_ do so whilst out 'n about camping with the family π
-- Basically Go's modules (_the more recent version_) is actually pretty good. Let me try to help you understand the basics of it...
When defining a new package/library, run go mod init git.mills.io/prologic/foo (_as an example_). This could also be github.com/prologic/foo or anywhere else with a publicly accessible Git source. I recommend this as the _easiest_ as things will "just work"β’.
Next, never do development in $GOPATH as this is basically deprecated and gone now. Always code outside of $GOPATH and use modules as per above.
Finally if you are not ready to publish your work and you depend on foo and bar and maybe something else too (_like Yarn.social's codebase_) then use $ go mod edit -replace git.mills.io/prologic/foo /User/prologic/Projects/foo (_as an example_).
@carsten So I wanted to reply to this Yarn with some comments, but wasn't able to _really_ do so whilst out 'n about camping with the family π
-- Basically Go's modules (_the more recent version_) is actually pretty good. Let me try to help you understand the basics of it...
When defining a new package/library, run go mod init git.mills.io/prologic/foo (_as an example_). This could also be github.com/prologic/foo or anywhere else with a publicly accessible Git source. I recommend this as the _easiest_ as things will "just work"β’.
Next, never do development in $GOPATH as this is basically deprecated and gone now. Always code outside of $GOPATH and use modules as per above.
Finally if you are not ready to publish your work and you depend on foo and bar and maybe something else too (_like Yarn.social's codebase_) then use $ go mod edit -replace git.mills.io/prologic/foo /User/prologic/Projects/foo (_as an example_).
@carsten So I wanted to reply to this Yarn with some comments, but wasn't able to _really_ do so whilst out 'n about camping with the family π
-- Basically Go's modules (_the more recent version_) is actually pretty good. Let me try to help you understand the basics of it...
When defining a new package/library, run go mod init git.mills.io/prologic/foo (_as an example_). This could also be github.com/prologic/foo or anywhere else with a publicly accessible Git source. I recommend this as the _easiest_ as things will "just work"β’.
Next, never do development in $GOPATH as this is basically deprecated and gone now. Always code outside of $GOPATH and use modules as per above.
Finally if you are not ready to publish your work and you depend on foo and bar and maybe something else too (_like Yarn.social's codebase_) then use $ go mod edit -replace git.mills.io/prologic/foo /User/prologic/Projects/foo (_as an example_).
Then basically on the other side (opposite the door) is a small storage area for the battery (which has enough room left over for my portal 240w foldable solar blanket), in the middle another storage box for the circuit breaker (with enough space for a plastic box with my solar panel's long cable, MPPT charge controller and Power Meter), then finally a towards the front a larger storage area for the hot water system (normally stored in a bad) and the portable port-a-loo (toilet).
Then basically on the other side (opposite the door) is a small storage area for the battery (which has enough room left over for my portal 240w foldable solar blanket), in the middle another storage box for the circuit breaker (with enough space for a plastic box with my solar panel's long cable, MPPT charge controller and Power Meter), then finally a towards the front a larger storage area for the hot water system (normally stored in a bad) and the portable port-a-loo (toilet).
Then basically on the other side (opposite the door) is a small storage area for the battery (which has enough room left over for my portal 240w foldable solar blanket), in the middle another storage box for the circuit breaker (with enough space for a plastic box with my solar panel's long cable, MPPT charge controller and Power Meter), then finally a towards the front a larger storage area for the hot water system (normally stored in a bad) and the portable port-a-loo (toilet).
Then basically on the other side (opposite the door) is a small storage area for the battery (which has enough room left over for my portal 240w foldable solar blanket), in the middle another storage box for the circuit breaker (with enough space for a plastic box with my solar panel's long cable, MPPT charge controller and Power Meter), then finally a towards the front a larger storage area for the hot water system (normally stored in a bad) and the portable port-a-loo (toilet).
@lyse Nah the tall tent bit is basically the main roof, it sits nice and hover over the centre of the trailer. It unfolds forwards (_hence why its called a forward folding camper trailer_) onto itself and the front section near the tow hitch is where you'll find a queen(ish) sized bed for @kt84 and myself π The section has a full 270deg leather(ish) couch (i.e: 3 sides) then the back has a slide-out section that holds a double(ish) bed.
Outside (once you walk out the door in the middle) you'll find a fridge drawer on your right. On your left you'll find a pull-out full 4-burner gas stove, sink with running water, a cutlery drawer and metal board on the side of the burner stove.
Towards the back (on the right) there are extra hot and cold water plugs and an extra gas fitting for a portable (stands up) gas hot water system (with a very long hose and multi-function shower head) that feeds back into the kitchen as well.
@lyse Nah the tall tent bit is basically the main roof, it sits nice and hover over the centre of the trailer. It unfolds forwards (_hence why its called a forward folding camper trailer_) onto itself and the front section near the tow hitch is where you'll find a queen(ish) sized bed for @kt84 and myself π The section has a full 270deg leather(ish) couch (i.e: 3 sides) then the back has a slide-out section that holds a double(ish) bed.
Outside (once you walk out the door in the middle) you'll find a fridge drawer on your right. On your left you'll find a pull-out full 4-burner gas stove, sink with running water, a cutlery drawer and metal board on the side of the burner stove.
Towards the back (on the right) there are extra hot and cold water plugs and an extra gas fitting for a portable (stands up) gas hot water system (with a very long hose and multi-function shower head) that feeds back into the kitchen as well.
@lyse Nah the tall tent bit is basically the main roof, it sits nice and hover over the centre of the trailer. It unfolds forwards (_hence why its called a forward folding camper trailer_) onto itself and the front section near the tow hitch is where you'll find a queen(ish) sized bed for @kt84 and myself π The section has a full 270deg leather(ish) couch (i.e: 3 sides) then the back has a slide-out section that holds a double(ish) bed.
Outside (once you walk out the door in the middle) you'll find a fridge drawer on your right. On your left you'll find a pull-out full 4-burner gas stove, sink with running water, a cutlery drawer and metal board on the side of the burner stove.
Towards the back (on the right) there are extra hot and cold water plugs and an extra gas fitting for a portable (stands up) gas hot water system (with a very long hose and multi-function shower head) that feeds back into the kitchen as well.
@lyse Nah the tall tent bit is basically the main roof, it sits nice and hover over the centre of the trailer. It unfolds forwards (_hence why its called a forward folding camper trailer_) onto itself and the front section near the tow hitch is where you'll find a queen(ish) sized bed for @kt84 and myself π The section has a full 270deg leather(ish) couch (i.e: 3 sides) then the back has a slide-out section that holds a double(ish) bed.
Outside (once you walk out the door in the middle) you'll find a fridge drawer on your right. On your left you'll find a pull-out full 4-burner gas stove, sink with running water, a cutlery drawer and metal board on the side of the burner stove.
Towards the back (on the right) there are extra hot and cold water plugs and an extra gas fitting for a portable (stands up) gas hot water system (with a very long hose and multi-function shower head) that feeds back into the kitchen as well.
@carsten Wow! π³ Did you design this yourself? π€
@carsten Wow! π³ Did you design this yourself? π€
@carsten Wow! π³ Did you design this yourself? π€
@carsten Wow! π³ Did you design this yourself? π€
I signed the open letter/ 
I signed the open letter/
I signed the open letter/
I signed the open letter/
@eaplmx Winter?! π€£ It's Summer mate π₯΅
@eaplmx Winter?! π€£ It's Summer mate π₯΅
@eaplmx Winter?! π€£ It's Summer mate π₯΅
@eaplmx Winter?! π€£ It's Summer mate π₯΅
Good Morning π΄ 
Good Morning π΄
Good Morning π΄
Good Morning π΄
well we made it on our first camping trip π 
well we made it on our first camping trip π
well we made it on our first camping trip π
well we made it on our first camping trip π
