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If I say I designed X with principal Y in mind, that claim cannot be contradicted or considered unsubstantiated by other people's experience of using X. It's a
by sagichmal 7y ago
If I say I designed X with principal Y in mind, that claim cannot be contradicted or considered unsubstantiated by other people's experience of using X. It's a statement of intent, not of consequence.
> Not to mention that some of their design decisions are objectively bad
Oh, you're just grinding axes. I'm sorry for engaging.
- atq2119 7y agoI'd say you weren't exactly engaging in good faith, either. It's pretty clear that their point could be summarised as something like: Go's designers tried or intended to design the language for programming in the large, but they failed (perhaps partially), so therefore Go isn't (after the fact) designed for programming in the large. You can argue about whether they really failed or not, but your pedantic take on it wasn't helpful for a discussion.