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> And those people are outnumbered by people who are comfortable and productive with the current Go implementation. Of course they are. The people who are not
by lokedhs 10y ago
> And those people are outnumbered by people who are comfortable and productive with the current Go implementation.
Of course they are. The people who are not comfortable with the current implementation aren't using Go.
It's a fallacy to only look at what the major users wants. It's similar to the “faster horses” fallacy.
- codygman 10y ago> Of course they are. The people who are not comfortable with the current implementation aren't using Go. Not true. What about those who write Go at work for instance?
- lokedhs 10y agoOf course, but there is a set of people who would be willing to use Go for new projects, but are not doing so because of this and other reasons.