> Barriers to entry are invisible. They are invisible to people on the inside and most frequently invisible to people who have a hand in creating those barriers

> Barriers to entry are invisible. They are invisible to people on the inside and most frequently invisible to people who have a hand in creating those barriers. I just want to say that I really, really like this phrasing. I have a lot of opinions on how programming languages could be improved, and however much I disagree with Rob Pike on types, I still think Go hit a real sweet spot.