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NateDad ◴[] No.9266505[source]
On my phone, but his examples just show that he's new to Go. He's using like 5x add much code as he needs to.
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wwweston ◴[] No.9266551[source]
Possible explanations:

* the author (and everyone else who complains about Go) simply hasn't made any appreciable investment in learning Go

* the language itself doesn't naturally lend itself to most programmers easily finding the most succinct/powerful expressions available, instead providing a grain that favors clarity over other values

* the documentation and tutorials available don't teach programmers how to write succinct and expressive Go

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1. djhworld ◴[] No.9266658[source]
> the language itself doesn't naturally lend itself to most programmers easily finding the most succinct/powerful expressions available, instead providing a grain that favors clarity over other values

I think that can be said of pretty much all programming languages.