Nim looks interesting, but I'm looking for a language that fixes issues I have with Go, for that I think there are many options out there already. Go has a purpose and It does some things really well, we need to appreciate that.
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Nim looks interesting, but I'm looking for a language that fixes issues I have with Go, for that I think there are many options out there already. Go has a purpose and It does some things really well, we need to appreciate that.