Thank you for taking the time to reply. > that means go can't ever reach full parity as long as it wishes to avoid c Well, go has for better or worse decided

Thank you for taking the time to reply. > that means go can't ever reach full parity as long as it wishes to avoid c Well, go has for better or worse decided on a "we'll bring our own batteries" approach - and that does imply a burden of re-inventing a lot of wheels. On the other hand, those wheels are all likely to be painted in just the right shade of gopher brown. At a glance, nis/yp appear to be missing. Not sure if nis doesn't count as outdated though.