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I think your pushback is good - I didn't think the explanation about multiple cores made sense either. The Go runtime doesn't magically spread things across cor

I think your pushback is good - I didn't think the explanation about multiple cores made sense either. The Go runtime doesn't magically spread things across cores. However, I don't think your sarcasm helps the conversation.

Thaxll 4y ago
Hmm yes it does actually, when you run something in a goroutine ( go keyword ) that's what I would call "magic".
- rowanG077 4y ago
  what? Magic would be if Go could run single threaded code in multiple threads automatically and efficiently. The Go keyword is just a thread start for a green thread. There is nothing magical about it.
  - Thaxll 4y ago
    The runtime multiplex goroutine on posix threads without user intervention. You don't have to deal with thread pool, blocking etc ...
    - rowanG077 4y ago
      I'm not sure what you mean. You don't have to deal with those in (all?) green thread implementation at all. That's not specific to Go.