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I don’t know about threatening to leave Go, but I’ve definitely seen a lot of posts claiming Go is better without generics.

• stcredzero 8y ago
  The more nuanced and better side of that is that any language is better without badly designed and badly implemented generics.
  • dnautics 8y ago
    Maybe the even more nuanced side is that a language that can't conjure a safe and well designed generic has a badly designed type system in the first place
    • stcredzero 8y ago
      That sounds axiomatic. How would you define "badly designed?" I can imagine a context where the "well designed" type system is very plain.