The problem is that Go errors are just a convention, they are not a feature of Go. It's just an interface, it could have been called FOO it wouldn't have made a difference. Go has exceptions, they are called "panic" by…
> it infuriates me when third-party stuff in other languages throws exceptions and you end up needing to check everything anyway. exceptions are a curse. Anything can panic in Go. Go gives absolutely no guarantee…
To where? US is basically where most of the capital is when it comes to research in the western world.
The problem is that Go errors are just a convention, they are not a feature of Go. It's just an interface, it could have been called FOO it wouldn't have made a difference. Go has exceptions, they are called "panic" by…
> it infuriates me when third-party stuff in other languages throws exceptions and you end up needing to check everything anyway. exceptions are a curse. Anything can panic in Go. Go gives absolutely no guarantee…
To where? US is basically where most of the capital is when it comes to research in the western world.