seems very specious to me, would you prefer they had retracted it?

saying you like something is endorsement and assumes this person is making money from saying anything at all

being a programmer, you have choice, and i can assure you that finding work writing in Go is definitely a choice that narrows your options, because everyone is so in love with rust and scala and clojure and kotlin these days

i've been passed over numerous times because i refuse to work with any other language

When people don't trust their government, one of the best tools they have is to trust each other. If you trust neither your government nor your peers, then your battle is going to be all that much harder.

Being able to choose who to trust, and having tools to help you do that as efficiently and as minimally as possible, is almost as much of a superpower as not having to trust at all.

Some types of trust can be privacy-preserving. Some types of trust can be spread out over different groups of trust, so that the burden does not rest too heavily on any one person or group. Thanks to cryptography, we can break down trust to its smallest possible components, and assign them as deliberately and as minimally as we want, and to whom we want.

Anyway, on a completely unrelated note, have I mentioned how much I like Chaumian ecash?

When people don't trust their government, one of the best tools they have is to trust each other. If you trust neither your government nor your peers, then your battle is going to be all that much harder.

Being able to choose who to trust, and having tools to help you do that as efficiently and as minimally as possible, is almost as much of a superpower as not having to trust at all.

Some types of trust can be privacy-preserving. Some types of trust can be spread out over different groups of trust, so that the burden does not rest too heavily on any one person or group. Thanks to cryptography, we can break down trust to its smallest possible components, and assign them as deliberately and as minimally as we want, and to whom we want.

Anyway, on a completely unrelated note, have I mentioned how much I like Chaumian ecash?

oh yeah, you would work for years with a language that you hate right? seems legit

Because nostr is preaching to the choir. Somebody's gotta preach to the ignorant normies.

seriously, if you can read the object gobbledygook of C++ and rust et al but you can't read english i do wonder about your mental capacities

have you actually read it since he prefixed it with this?

EDIT: This is now an old post and my opinion of Go has

changed a great deal over the years. This article has been used to cause

harm on the reputation of Go and its community which is not warranted.

Over the years i’ve come to appreciate the simplicity of Go and the

ethos behind its creation. Today, I’m employed as a Go engineer and I

enjoy using it tremendously. In fact, I’d go further and say it’s one of

the finest languages I’ve ever used. With all honesty, my opinion was

wrong when I wrote this article and the quotes by Rob Pike were

obviously a reaction to the complexity of other bloated languages.

Need an actual dev to ask him this question. Someone who might to not ask a strawman question leading him to provide a strawman answer.

Do you understand?

Go home man. You're drunk.

Since the gold standard was abolished in 1971, the markets are simply driven by liquidity, and the increase in liquidity that guides the markets depends on the decision of a very small group of people, therefore trading does not work, technical indicators do not work, price action does not work.

Protect yourself from the scam with a weekly or daily #Bitcoin dca.

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What if we do this, but with Bitcoin as logo?

to supress notifications we need a special permission from apple called an “entitlement”. We want to have encrypted mute lists. To properly handle encryped mutes we need to have the ability to hide notifications if a user you’ve muted is on your encrypted mute list.

The relay has no way of knowing if you are muting someone on an encrypted mute list and will trigger a notification regardless, so we need this ability to hide a notification locally.

Apple has refused to give us the entitlement since the end of last year. They haven’t given us a reason.