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> anti-intellectual languages like Go Meaning...? I generally agree with your class argument but don't see how Go fits into it, nor what an "intellectual" lan
by biztos 6y ago
> anti-intellectual languages like Go
Meaning...?
I generally agree with your class argument but don't see how Go fits into it, nor what an "intellectual" language would be.
- riskable 6y agoPerhaps they thought the lack of memory management options in Go is anti-intellectual? I'm not a huge fan of Go (more of a Python/Rust person--to promote my bias) but I can't think of how it would be "anti-intellectual" (either). The statement was way out of place.
- Ericson2314 6y agoIgnoring prior art, like generic types until 10 years later. Basically it's the evolution of java repeated; the second time is farce.