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by probablybetter
599 days ago
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... but, garbage collection, no direct memory management = impossible to write any firmware etc that needed to directly set bitflags and such.
how could you call Go "low-level systems programming"? Relative to Ruby, an interpreted dynamic language, sure, I will grant you that Go is lower-level, in the sense that you can compile a binary executable from it. Go also happens to have web server primitives in their standard library and you COULD build a web app with only net/http... |
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