>[go is] often described as C for the 21rst [sic] century I've never heard that and it's a silly thing to say. There's overlap of use cases, but it's a proper

>[go is] often described as C for the 21rst [sic] century I've never heard that and it's a silly thing to say. There's overlap of use cases, but it's a proper venn diagram and not a circle. It's not a drop in replacement for C.