Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

@softgoat that's a lot of money....

@lottie it has to be big enough for me to wriggle around in it too

@thefishcrow@cybre.space oh my gosh you're cute!

@thefishcrow@cybre.space cute!

@iliana I don't remember that, but I'll try to remember that in the future

@lottie hi ♥

@k yeah but.... I can get those things in other modern languages? golang isn't unique for having those

I mean technically that's happened before with 2 player games, but this one was 4 players!

board games was fun today - I've managed to get enough enbies to join that today we played a game where every player was nonbinary!

@chr@cybre.space I guess that's true!

But most modern languages also have better package managers, allowing 3rd party libraries to be really easily used.

I guess my perspective is I'm comparing golang to ruby, haskell, elixir, etc; rather than comparing to C

@Terrana my thoughts exactly - there's no reason to design our languages around it

Board games~

golang seems like a trap to me - it attracts C programmers by being "C but slightly easier" but doesn't actually.... make anything easier or better in any meaningful way

@SilviaFox@sleeping.town hey cutie~