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Defaults matter because friction matters, but friction there is largely removed by having a decent package manager, so I personally don't think it matters (thou
by fasterthanlime 4y ago
Defaults matter because friction matters, but friction there is largely removed by having a decent package manager, so I personally don't think it matters (though the topic of "what batteries should be included" has far from run its course).
- npe 4y agoThe minute you put language constructs in the base syntax and runtime of the language, it's a lot more than friction. Love it or hate it, Go is inextricably tied to CSP.