Go has an unusual (clever!) property that anything whose address “escapes”
from your routine will magically be allocated on the heap _no matter if it
looks like heap or local allocation. Conversely, even explicit heap
allocations that don’t escape will/may be local (will up to 10 MiB).
Is data
When do you need to use mutexes? Which begs the question: When can multiple
coroutines trample on memory or a variable?
Doesn't each instance of a go routine get it's own stack (so, it's own
local copy of local vars). It would seem that the only
entities that it's possible to access from
