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Context will do that for you in 99% of the cases, the other 1% is people who are confused for about 15 seconds.
by Arzh 11y ago
Context will do that for you in 99% of the cases, the other 1% is people who are confused for about 15 seconds.
- TheDong 11y agoFor me, the larger issue is searching! E.g., compare the search results for "Go sequel" and "golang sequel". Golang is far more searchable than the ultra-vague "go". Even if humans can figure out the context, a search engine indexing it cannot.
- Arzh 11y agoI would beg to differ, maybe because I have never heard of someone searching 'sequel' instead of 'sql' but I have never had a problem with google or bing or duck duck go giving me what I was looking for by just using 'go'
- Houshalter 11y agoLiterally the comment just above you had to specify they meant "Golang" in parentheses. It's a very poor choice of name. I remember when the AlphaGo thing came out on HN and there were some people who clicked because they thought it was about the language.
- Arzh 11y agoYeah that's my comment, I was driving my point home that Golang is dumb.