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>A huge variety of other languages have successfully implemented generics Completely irrelevant; the argument isn't "generics are hard [full stop]". The argum
by omginternets 11y ago
>A huge variety of other languages have successfully implemented generics
Completely irrelevant; the argument isn't "generics are hard [full stop]". The argument is "generics are hard" AND "we don't know Go's niche well enough to commit to any specific approach".
- mike_hearn 11y agoBut how can they not know that, after so many years?
- omginternets 11y agoYou'd have to ask them, but I suppose it takes years to carve out a niche. What I can say is that I recently interviewed a Google engineer who was conducting a survey of Go's usage, so it seems they're at least studying the question.