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Am I wrong to have expected this to be about using Golang in Java, in some way?

• floodfx 1y ago
  Had same expectation and read through half the article before realizing it was not Golang related.
• henvic 1y ago
  Go, not Golang.
  • wavelen 1y ago
    Golang is called Go, though. "The Go Programming Language". So I see how in a programming-related blog post people can get confused by the word Go.
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• AtlasBarfed 1y ago
  It's a stupid language name. You are correct. I look forward to my next programming language ,"the"
  • itronitron 1y ago
    I think you could get more attention to it by calling it "Al", short for "A language"
• p2detar 1y ago
  I guess the title is confusing to non-native speakers, especially the part after the comma.
  • itronitron 1y ago
    It's especially confusing for native English speakers because 'go' should only be capitalized when it's the first word in the sentence or being used as the name of something (such as the Go programming language) And it's also confusing why people keep posting walled off articles on HN.
  • nchmy 1y ago
    I'm a highly literate native speaker...
• kristianp 1y ago
  Yes, "Go in a box" isn't exactly idiomatic english usage, in addition to the capitalisation mentioned be a sibling.