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> why is Go [doing something that doesn't seem to make much sense] Because it's Go, and NIH is very strong and alive, and Go can do it better than anyone else.
by ArchOversight 5y ago
> why is Go [doing something that doesn't seem to make much sense]
Because it's Go, and NIH is very strong and alive, and Go can do it better than anyone else.
- int_19h 5y agoSure, but there's usually some purported rationale. E.g. with direct syscalls it was to avoid FFI overhead. I'm curious as to what it was here; presumably trying to keep everything async?