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by simiones
2053 days ago
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> With respect to your second point, I see what you mean but I still don't think that's a negative of Go. It is a negative of Go, because Go pushes you into the pit of failure by its design: it is much, much harder to do the right thing (send deep copies of objects over channels) than it is to do the wrong things (send pointers or shallow copies over channels). |
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