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u/Personal_Pickler is sharing their OpenTamer app, an open source competitor to AppTamer. Written in Go :)! Current functionality includes the ability to monitor and limit CPU usage for applications and receive notifications for apps with high CPU usage.

At present, AppTamer still has more functionality. u/Personal_Pickler is looking forward to continuing development on OpenTamer, but thought it was in a good place to share. Let them know if you have questions or requests!

Mod note: I screwed this one up; u/Personal_Pickler posted this, I blocked it, then asked them to post it again and I'd push it through as it met the bar for a front

Apparently you can only add polls through the mobile app because, I dunno, web pages are hard. Context and details in the pinned comment.

It has been a while since we did an FAQ post, so if this is new to you, please see what this is. This is a post from the r/golang moderators so that we can gather up answers to recurring questions so we don't have to have these recurring questions coming up many times a week and annoying frequent contributors. This is generally a positive for the subreddit, so I would politely request that you think twice before downvoting this. This is an investment in subreddit quality.

In the last couple of weeks we've gotten a burst of questions asking about open source projects to contribute to, and our [current answer](https://www.reddit.com/r/go

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This is a post for putting into our Frequently Asked Questions post for our subreddit, as we've been getting this one more and more lately. See that page for an explanation of what our FAQs are. This text above the dashes below will be removed in a couple of days.

By its nature, this may be more frequently updated than some of the other FAQs where the answers are not in such flux.

I would request that for this FAQ you not post generalities about AI, be it about how horrible they are or about how awesome they are. The internet has many other places for that. This post is about how it works with Go coding specifically, especially for re

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This subreddit has a page of Frequently Asked Questions, which helps filter out the questions we get over and over again with ready-at-hand answers. This has helped us filter out many, many posts over the time frame we've had it available.

However, since we don't require posts to be explicitly allowed, sometimes people post detailed and thoughtful answers before a mod sees the post and removes it, taking the detailed and thoughtful answers with them. That's sad.

This is friendly reminder that if you like answering those sorts of questions, the Reddit posts the FAQ points at are still open for replies. Please feel free to take any answe

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