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I simply do not understand HN's fascination with this type of posts. "Something that could have been implemented in any other turing complete language NOW IN GO
by johansch 14y ago
I simply do not understand HN's fascination with this type of posts. "Something that could have been implemented in any other turing complete language NOW IN GO".
- jwilliams 14y agoIf you know Markov Chains it's an insight to see how it's implemented in (the relatively new) Go. If you don't, you get to learn about Markov Chains. Plus the codewalk itself is cool. I'm unsure of the UX, but certainly enough for a discussion.
- jlarocco 14y agoNot sure I believe that. There's only insight to be gained if the Go version is particularly interesting due to features of Go.
- hornetblack 14y agoFrom memory the Markov Chain example has been on golang.org for quite a while.