/prog/s opinion on Go

You know, the google thing.  Personally I'm a bit excited for a compiled python-like C language.  It's going to take for fucking ever for it to become useful, though, especially with google's slow and steady attitude.  I could see it catching on though kind of like python did.

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Lua already essentially had goroutines, though, since coroutines could be distributed across multiple VM instances using luaproc.
And CLOS had support for the type of object system Go uses twenty years ago.