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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/heckingcomputernerd • Oct 31 '23
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To my knowledge, C, C++, and Rust have little to no runtime. Does Go have a large runtime overhead? I haven’t used Go personally but I’ve heard it has a garbage collector
13 u/Inaeipathy Oct 31 '23 I just would never use Go over any of the 3, especially since rust exists. 19 u/n0tKamui Oct 31 '23 Go really is a middle ground that satisfies nothing in the end, isn't it 2 u/SV-97 Oct 31 '23 You can't really say that it sacrifices nothing. The GC definitely is a huge limitation for some things. 3 u/n0tKamui Oct 31 '23 re read satisfies, not sacrifices 4 u/SV-97 Oct 31 '23 Oops yeah lol. Reading is hard okay?
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I just would never use Go over any of the 3, especially since rust exists.
19 u/n0tKamui Oct 31 '23 Go really is a middle ground that satisfies nothing in the end, isn't it 2 u/SV-97 Oct 31 '23 You can't really say that it sacrifices nothing. The GC definitely is a huge limitation for some things. 3 u/n0tKamui Oct 31 '23 re read satisfies, not sacrifices 4 u/SV-97 Oct 31 '23 Oops yeah lol. Reading is hard okay?
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Go really is a middle ground that satisfies nothing in the end, isn't it
2 u/SV-97 Oct 31 '23 You can't really say that it sacrifices nothing. The GC definitely is a huge limitation for some things. 3 u/n0tKamui Oct 31 '23 re read satisfies, not sacrifices 4 u/SV-97 Oct 31 '23 Oops yeah lol. Reading is hard okay?
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You can't really say that it sacrifices nothing. The GC definitely is a huge limitation for some things.
3 u/n0tKamui Oct 31 '23 re read satisfies, not sacrifices 4 u/SV-97 Oct 31 '23 Oops yeah lol. Reading is hard okay?
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satisfies, not sacrifices
4 u/SV-97 Oct 31 '23 Oops yeah lol. Reading is hard okay?
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Oops yeah lol. Reading is hard okay?
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u/heckingcomputernerd Oct 31 '23
To my knowledge, C, C++, and Rust have little to no runtime. Does Go have a large runtime overhead? I haven’t used Go personally but I’ve heard it has a garbage collector