I programmed in about a dozen different languages before Go. None of them
had generics. I use Go, love it, and never noticed anything missing when I
write everything from command-line tools to complex servers. I've always
been puzzled when people represented the lack of generics to be a flaw in
Go, sometimes to the point that they claimed the language to be unusable. I
personally hope that simplicity continues to rule the governing body of Go
and we never get a feature that gives Go more than one obvious way to do
things. This would violate the "Lego" policy of the Go group, which is to
give us everything we need to build everything we want -- not everything we
want.

Go rules!

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