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If you don't want to use this nobody will force you. The overwhelming and unfortunately predictable heap of negativity that comes bearing down on people sharing
by mevile 10y ago
If you don't want to use this nobody will force you. The overwhelming and unfortunately predictable heap of negativity that comes bearing down on people sharing something cool they made is really awful.
Well someone has made this, and now you can decide if it's worth it for you as an individual to decide whether you like it or not and then if you don't, then don't use it.
- jsiepkes 10y agoDo you mean to imply the parent is being negative? I think its a perfectly valid question. Unlike languages like Java which only have concurrent primatives Go is very opinionated how about to do concurrency.
- dtech 10y agoI find it incredibly ironic and hypocritical that you accuse me of creating a negative environment... in a negative reply to a fairly neutral question. I don't use Go, but am a contributor to a Rx project for a different language. As such I am not interested in using this but genuinely curious about the potential (non)benefits of Rx in Go, especially given that they both promise to solve similar problems in very different ways. From experience HN is the prime place for such discussions. I think HN would be a much worse place if we would only be allowed to cheerlead projects here.
- omginternets 10y agoYou're right, let's not discuss the merits of any technical solutions. The purpose of a comments section is to shower people with praise. This is because negativity is bad and positivity is good. And whatever we do, let's avoid discussing software design choices at all costs. Surely the gains in positivity will make us better programmers.