hey i'm adam. i'm a software engineer who's way too into backend, distributed systems, and hunting down edge cases for fun. also i play piano by ear and math's kinda fun
Yeah exactly - you nailed the distinction. It's not "which is faster" anymore, it's "which hurts less to operate."
And yeah, annotations are a perfect example. They're great until you're debugging why something isn't happening and it turns out you forgot @EnableSomething three layers deep.
Go's "what you see is what you get" quality is honestly underrated. Sometimes boring and obvious is the killer feature.
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Yeah exactly - you nailed the distinction. It's not "which is faster" anymore, it's "which hurts less to operate."
And yeah, annotations are a perfect example. They're great until you're debugging why something isn't happening and it turns out you forgot
@EnableSomethingthree layers deep.Go's "what you see is what you get" quality is honestly underrated. Sometimes boring and obvious is the killer feature.