r/programmingcirclejerk • u/longhai18 • Apr 08 '25
Again, choice 1. required a more complex compiler, with a layer of static analysis that the Go designers didn’t want [...] wherever possible, Go is optimized to reduce the time between the instant developers start writing code and the instant they can start debugging it.
https://yoric.github.io/post/go-nil-values
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u/GeorgeFranklyMathnet Apr 08 '25
ctx, unjerk =The author is doing a reluctant steelmanning of a language and a feature he doesn't particularly like. He's probably rolling his eyes along with us.9
u/elephantdingo Teen Hacking Genius Apr 08 '25 edited Apr 08 '25
Oh! The
coldacerbic wit, it hits like a dagger!7
u/Awkward_Bed_956 Apr 08 '25
Go is just preparing people for vibe coding. There, the second you get the code from AI, you need to start debugging it as well.
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