Origins of Go Concurrency style by Rob Pike

A Talk at OSCON's Emerging Languages Camp 2010. Slides are at go-lang.cat-v.org/talks/slides...

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I'VE FOUND THE SLIDES! I've updated the video description. It's there.

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[@wojciechkaczmarek5394]

"I do remember something other about 1970s tho" xDxD Deadpan Rob, you are great :D

what's wrong with the camera man? Doesn't he get, that the slides are somewhat important!?

[@IvanIvanov-cv3xk]

Jörg Reinhardt There're moments when Rob points at slides and the camera slowly moves towards them but then the camera guy is like "nope, they are too far away, let's go back".

[@skepticmoderate5790]

36:40 Rob Pike invents Rust ownership model in 2012.

[@Gr8putin]

Yeah but implementation is different . Nice observation

[@ximalas]

Agner Krarup Erlang (1878-1929) was in fact Danish.

[@agustinbs]

Thank you so much!

[@MikeKoss]

Slide errors: Slide 6: "lineimage(1..125)" should be "lineimage:(1..125)" "24" should be "124"

[@agustinbs]

Thanks, but so sad the slides are not visible

[@mattinielsen8459]

Erlang is named after the danish mathematician & Engineer Agner Krarup Erlang, not a swedish computer scientist :)

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Argh. Did not see that before halfway into the video.

[@agarfield2004]

31:58 *ahem* KZbin