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I like to describe Go as "what you wish C were while you're writing C". Not "what C should be", that's probably Rust or something. Go is C, with the pain poin

I like to describe Go as "what you wish C were while you're writing C". Not "what C should be", that's probably Rust or something. Go is C, with the pain points filed off.

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