Kinda ironic that you say "More generic is better" a few comments above, and then also cite Go in a positive light. Rob pike espoused "A little copying is bett

Kinda ironic that you say "More generic is better" a few comments above, and then also cite Go in a positive light. Rob pike espoused "A little copying is better than a little dependency", and go refuses to add suitable abstractions to build generic reusable pieces. Go has a strong culture of doing exactly the sort of thing I was talking about, and you were arguing against.