Just moves the problem rather than solving it. You now have a Go dependency management problem and all the fun that causes. It won't be long before we see Go l

Just moves the problem rather than solving it. You now have a Go dependency management problem and all the fun that causes. It won't be long before we see Go library distributions with versions in packages and security fixes rolled out to them... What we've missed over the years is an agreed improvement to the Unix process abstraction that the kernel manages. IPC was never solved. So now we're trying to do ipc over http with JSON