Do you keep your changes small and review all of the changes? I've used Rust a lot and I've been experimenting with both Codex (Astra and Sol) and Claude (mainly Opus) over the last month or two. Claude seems to be the…
> Another frequently made suggestion straight from la-la land is just writing perfect code from the get-go. The code in those packages is so far from perfect it's absurd. Like most Go developers, you just have extremely…
Go has a stronger standard library for certain use cases like basic CRUD web applications, but a lot of the Go standard library is also extremely low quality (flag, container, image, json, log, math, path, regexp, sync,…
A huge portion of the Go standard library is extremely low quality as well. flag, container, image, json, log, much of math, path, regexp, sync and time are all notoriously low quality and will almost certainly get…
Do you keep your changes small and review all of the changes? I've used Rust a lot and I've been experimenting with both Codex (Astra and Sol) and Claude (mainly Opus) over the last month or two. Claude seems to be the…
> Another frequently made suggestion straight from la-la land is just writing perfect code from the get-go. The code in those packages is so far from perfect it's absurd. Like most Go developers, you just have extremely…
Go has a stronger standard library for certain use cases like basic CRUD web applications, but a lot of the Go standard library is also extremely low quality (flag, container, image, json, log, math, path, regexp, sync,…
A huge portion of the Go standard library is extremely low quality as well. flag, container, image, json, log, much of math, path, regexp, sync and time are all notoriously low quality and will almost certainly get…