Func main() {

golang.org/
gobyexample.com/

func main() {
words := []string{"Let's", "love", "Go"}
rand.Seed(time.Now().UnixNano())
q := make(chan string)
for _, w := range words {
go func(w string) {
time.Sleep(time.Duration(rand.Int63n(1e9)))
q

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I have the same concern, although the language itself is very attractive to me

2simple4me
I unironically prefer languages with lots of features. I probably have too much time to waste learning shit.

why the fuck would anyone seed prng with time and not OS-provided entropy?

the only reason i don't use it is because the syntax is fucking shit

I try not to, but its often unavoidable when working with brainlets

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It's fairly comfy for braindead webshit. I spent a summer building Go REST apis
Its a hell of a lot better for backend then NodeJS
>t.Engineering student

>only know go
>made an interpreter in go
>built my own lisp in go
>implemented minix in go
>still not a real programmer according to /dpt/ because go
>still not employed

learn python

I've tried. I only relate to Go