Hah. "Begging" is close :) He wasn't a speaker, but asked for a mic and started 15min speech for the newcomers, explaining that "Go has no immutable types", "ch

Hah. "Begging" is close :) He wasn't a speaker, but asked for a mic and started 15min speech for the newcomers, explaining that "Go has no immutable types", "channels cannot solve all the problems", "don't use Go, switch to Clojure" and so on. He also made up some example of board game, as a proof that language without immutable types is flawed and channels are not enough. It was pretty awkward, really.