How do Go programs keep working?

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[@kamilziemian995]

Every Go programmer should watch this talk.

[@filipeandrade6]

Thank you Russ and Go team!

[@abanoubha]

thank you

[@ukraineSpaceman]

Thank you!

[@kawaljeetsingh1657]

Ah, moving to rust

[@kamilziemian995]

Can I ask why?

[@guibirow]

I would assume it is because of so many breaking changes. The for-loop variable scope is a nasty one, it will break a lot of places when they fix it.

[@kamilziemian995]

@@guibirow You mean breaking changes in Rust? Since Go is very, very stable in that regard, as this talk explain.

[@FryuniGamer]

@@kamilziemian995 nil, that is more than enough reason "I call it my billion-dollar mistake. It was the invention of the null reference in 1965." - Tony Hoare

[@abanoubha]

good luck 🤞