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>Go's aha moment is its low cognitive overhead.

You mean its strength is that is a Blub language?

Because the "low cognitive overhead" is exactly what Java was touted for, back in the day (before the EE madness).



It may make the blubs more effective, but that doesn't necessarily mean it can't also make the geniuses more effective too.


"Blub" refers to the language itself, rather than the developers. As in "think (no deeper than) in Blub (language concepts)"

I can see both sides of the "clever is better/worse" argument, though. E.g. - C++ operator overloading is powerful and harmful.




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