On Thursday, 20 February 2014 at 21:52:25 UTC, Araq wrote:
The thing here is that those people who are actually using Go
for real
problems, are finding ways of using the interface{} construct
to achieve
polymorphism for the problems they are solving, Thus the
evidence is
building that Go as it is is effective and efficacious without
generics.
The thing here is that those people who are actually using
assembler for real problems, are finding ways of using the
'goto' construct to achieve control flow for the problems they
are solving. Thus the evidence is
building that assembler as it is is effective and efficacious
without structured control flow mechanims.
The analysis that is missing here is what
works and doesn't work with and without generics. We have some
evidence
just no final conclusion.
The analysis that is missing here is what works and doesn't
work with and without structured control flow. We have some
evidence just no final conclusion.
Nice post! :)
