I was interested in the same thing and built a search for it

https://ytstalker.mov

there is already an sqlite port in Go :) https://gitlab.com/cznic/sqlite

That's not a port. That's an extremely impressive machine translation of C to Go.

The output is a non-portable half-a-million LoC Go file for each platform.

And it works very well both as SQLite and as a pure go entity. I have used it for few years to do async backups of an in memory counting database (read from only at start up, written to by worker go routine that batches writes) without incident. Doesn’t really show up in the profiler.

also unmaintainable and full of unsafe

yes, i wish we could choose themes from the past to use in modern macs

Totally agree, as far as I know Rob Pike no longer develop Go, that's why. Came corporate people instead who think they do their work, asking community (who said that it should be asked?) what new cocojamba feature should be added (like js)

But what can we do against of this? This what I think: - stuck to use Go 1.16 - fork Go 1.16 and continue develop lang from there - learn OCaml... - give up and consume what these people decide to add to lang next and everytime feel disgust

Hi, I made a bot to discover some old (though you can choose year) and unseen vids from YouTube in addition to my site ytstalker.fun

if they connected recaptcha to it it's cringe (cloudflare counts too)

not sure what you mean. but it's here. https://imgur.com/a/Wlew4rW

what criteria i'd like to see?

YouTube is about 14b uploaded videos, but only 15% of them are seen more than thousand times, with average views number 39 (info: tubestats.org)

This tool for looking over such less viewed videos and maybe finding something interesting