Daniel Spiewak on Nostr: The paragraph is a hugely missed opportunity because it's absolutely true that Go is ...
The paragraph is a hugely missed opportunity because it's absolutely true that Go is gaining in popularity, but it has nothing to do with performance and everything to do with tooling and trainability. The commoditization of most software engineering is one of the most influential trends in our industry over the past 5-10 years, with Go being one of the most obvious artifacts thereof, and yet we still tell ourselves these stories which harken back to the olden days of boutique craft.
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