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▶ 19:42 Shawn Wang I've recently been doing Soul Light, but with Go. 3 times in the scene

▶ 1:04:33 Jake Cooper Internally, we have JavaScript, we have, uh, or we have TypeScript, we have Rust, and we have Go.

▶ 11:19 Ryan Lopopolo Uh, we use Mies a bunch, which makes it trivial to pull down all these Go written Victoria stack binaries in our local development.

▶ 45:49 Shawn Wang I mean, there you start to overlap with, uh, other async, like TRPC in, in JavaScript land, or, you know, I, I, I, whatever, go put above stuff that go people have.
▶ 1:00:25 David Soria Parra Like we have active go SDK development, but like we don't have a Haskell SDK.

▶ 52:31 Quinn Slack This is where scale helps, and we have a lot of scale, so, you know, increasingly we're able to see in this framework for this, you know, Go, the standard Go unit test package, that's easy.

▶ 11:18 Chris (Christian Weichel) And, you know, for, for weekend warrior where the setting it up on setting up the dev environment might not feel like much, but, you know, if you're working a bit of Python here and a bit of go over here and a bit of typescript over there,…
▶ 20:40 Chris (Christian Weichel) You know, like doing that for a hundred lines, no problem, but I'm sorry to say like the largest go, it's a test file. 2 times in the scene

▶ 12:09 Zach Lloyd For this, we have a null pointer exception, annoyingly, in our Go code base that is, uh, being tracked in Sentry with this issue.
▶ 19:51 Zach Lloyd So I could be like, you know, continue fixing the NPE in the go code.
▶ 45:11 Ben Holmes Cause I know that more of the complaints about our backend are the fact that we leaned on Golang than the fact that we leaned on GraphQL. 2 times in the scene
▶ 50:49 Ben Holmes And sure enough, Forbes seems fine at holding Swift or Rust or Go or anything you're trying.

▶ 1:47 Spooks (Swyx) There's always a question of, like, centaur systems, where humans and machines work together, like, was there an equivalent of what happened in Go, where

▶ 9:02 unnamed speaker So, uh, you know, more broadly, I guess I'll set some context as in terms of like the history of games and LLMs, uh, obviously OpenAI has played Dota, DeepMind has played Go, and like people have been playing chess since forever.

▶ 14:09 unnamed speaker And like this migration of like, let's say like a custom language, like a Docker file or like an AWS step function type thing into like a more programming language, like a TypeScript or Go that, that is the exact same journey I took.

▶ 3:03 Ben Firshman Um, Go is much better at this, where, like, Go just instantly starts, um, So,

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