[xigoi]

The commenter you're replying to expressed it confusingly. The point is that in Go, 5 * time.Milliseconds(2500) is a type error, and instead you need to do time.Nanoseconds(5) * time.Milliseconds(2500).

[morelisp]

`5 * time.Milliseconds(2500)` is not a type error, though `int(5) * time.Milliseconds(2500)` is.

(This is especially relevant because you really mean `5 * (2500 * time.Millisecond)` vs. int(5) * (2500 * time.Millisecond)`, as there is no `time.Milliseconds` function.)

[xigoi]

Thanks, I don't remember exactly how it worked. It doesn't take away from the stupidity.