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by brightball
2669 days ago
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Depends on the definition of superior. If it's pure benchmarks, then Go is usually going to come in a little bit ahead. When you get into comparing language design, underlying architectural decisions, problems solved/created/avoided by those decisions it gets more complex. I did a big write up for code ship a couple of years ago. Had a solid discussion on HN and the comparison remains fairly accurate. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13497505 |
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