[physicsguy]

Go is terrible for scientific/ML work though, the libraries just aren't there. The wrapping C API story is weak too even with LLMs to assist.

Try and write a signal processing thing with filters, windowing, overlap, etc. - there's no easy way to do it at all with the libraries that exist.

[LtWorf]

I think the purpose of go is to write CRUD. Stray from that and you're on your own.

[zem]

crud is a pretty poor fit for go, you're better served by languages like python that can autogenerate classes that reflect the db schema. go's sweet spot is things like network servers.

[mywittyname]

Go tooling has this kind of thing as well. I'm not a huge fan of go, but last time I had to work with it, we leveraged a lot of codegen.

[luckydata]

you just need the right tools https://github.com/CaliLuke/loom