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Attention, Spoiled Software Engineers: Take a Lesson from Google’s Programming
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Language
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The language Go hails from an era when programmers had smaller egos and fewer
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commercial ambitions. My generation of strivers has a lot to learn.
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ILLUSTRATION: SAMUEL TOMSON
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Save
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Many of today’s programmers—excuse me, software engineers—consider themselves
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“creatives.” Artists of a sort. They are given to ostentatious personal
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websites with cleverly hidden Easter eggs and parallax scrolling; they confer
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upon themselves multihyphenate job titles
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(“ex-Amazon-engineer-investor-author”) and crowd their laptops with
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identity-signaling vinyl stickers. Some regard themselves as literary
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sophisticates. Consider the references smashed into certain product names:
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Apache Kafka, ScyllaDB, Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
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[42]Machine Readable
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An 8 bit lips character looking suspicious with its hand on its chin.
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A regular column about programming. Because if/when the machines take over, we
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should at least speak their language.
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Much of that, I admit, applies to me. The difference is I’m a tad short on
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talents to hyphenate, and my toy projects—with names like “Nabokov” (I know, I
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know)—are better off staying on my laptop. I entered this world pretty much the
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moment [43]software engineering overtook banking as the most reviled
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profession. There’s a lot of hatred, and self-hatred, to contend with.
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Perhaps this is why I see the ethos behind the programming language Go as both
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a rebuke and a potential corrective to my generation of strivers. Its creators
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hail from an era when programmers had smaller egos and fewer commercial
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ambitions, and it is, for my money, the premier general-purpose language of the
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new millennium—not the best at any one thing, but nearly the best at nearly
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everything. A model for our flashy times.
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If I were to categorize programming languages like art movements, there would
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be mid-century utilitarianism (Fortran, COBOL), high-theory formalism (Haskell,
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Agda), Americorporate pragmatism (C#, Java), grassroots communitarianism
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(Python, Ruby), and esoteric hedonism (Befunge, Brainfuck). And I’d say Go,
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often described as “C for the 21st century,” represents neoclassicism: not so
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much a revolution as a throwback.
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Back in 2007, three programmers at Google came together around the shared sense
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that standard languages like C++ and Java had become hard to use and poorly
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adapted to the current, more cloud-oriented computing environment. One was Ken
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Thompson, formerly of Bell Labs and a recipient of the Turing Award for his
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work on Unix, the mitochondrial Eve of operating systems. (These days, OS
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people don’t mess with programming languages—doing both is akin to an Olympic
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high jumper also qualifying for the marathon.) Joining him was Rob Pike,
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another Bell Labs alum who, along with Thompson, created the Unicode encoding
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standard UTF-8. You can thank them for your emoji.
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Watching these doyens of programming create Go was like seeing Scorsese, De
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Niro, and Pesci reunite for The Irishman. Even its flippantly SEO-unfriendly
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name could be forgiven. I mean, the sheer chutzpah of it. A move only the
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reigning search engine king would dare.
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The language quickly gained traction. The prestige of Google must’ve helped,
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but I assume there was an unmet hunger for novelty. By 2009, the year of Go’s
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debut, the youngest of mainstream languages were mostly still from 1995—a true
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annus mirabilis, when Ruby, PHP, Java, and JavaScript all came out.
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It wasn’t that advancements in programming language design had stalled.
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Language designers are a magnificently brainy bunch, many with a reformist zeal
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for dislodging the status quo. But what they end up building can sometimes
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resemble a starchitect’s high-design marvel that turns out to have drainage
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problems. Most new languages never overcome basic performance issues.
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But from the get-go, Go was (sorry) ready to go. I once wrote a small search
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engine in Python for sifting through my notes and documents, but it was
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unusably sluggish. Rewritten in Go, my pitiful serpent grew wings and took off,
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running 30 times faster. As some astute readers might have guessed, this
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program was my “Nabokov.”
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This is not to say that Go is a perfect language. It’s more workhorse than show
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horse. And it came out 15 years ago, enough time for a stream of breakup
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stories and critiques to cycle through the industry’s paper of record, Hacker
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News.
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To wit: Many find Go code ugly. There’s a procrustean uniformity to it, and it
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lacks the tidy shorthands of, say, Ruby or Python, so even common patterns can
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become messy and cluttered. (Ask a Go programmer about “error handling.”) Also,
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you can’t run the code, even with correct syntax, unless certain styles are
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strictly followed. Imagine a word processor that does not allow you to save
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unless your essay is free of grammatical errors.
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I’m happy to admit that Go lacks the ergonomics of newer languages. But I
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struggle to dispel the suspicion that these are the complaints of a spoiled
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era. If the chief engineer of the first-generation Ford Mustang were tasked
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with designing a new line of cars, and did so remarkably—models of practicality
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and workmanship—would you complain about them having no touchscreens?
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It’s odd to think how young the field of computer science is. Alan Turing’s
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paper that launched the field is less than a century old, and we live in a
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small window of time where pioneers are alive and professionally active, even
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into their eighties. Go is a language created by people who had nothing left to
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prove.
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I hope it isn’t too contrived to speak of a “late style” in programming. The
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idea is usually attributed to the German philosopher Theodor Adorno, who
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observed a growing contradiction and alienation in Beethoven’s later work. The
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literary critic Edward Said expanded on the notion in his posthumous book On
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Late Style, discussing how some artists, when facing impending mortality,
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reject traditional artistic closure and instead embrace fragmentation and
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unresolved tension.
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What I find more intriguing—and rarer than we might have thought—are the cases
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where masters in their later years do accept a certain closure and, as Said put
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it, maintain a “spirit of reconciliation and serenity.” Social media has
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provided us with the disappointing yet sobering spectacle wherein supposedly
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accomplished individuals—since we’re talking technology here, certain computer
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scientists in AI who shall remain nameless come to mind—regularly engage in
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unseemly reckonings with their residual baggage.
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But when I think about Go, I feel a sense of serenity. Instead of involving
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themselves in spats with young kvetchers, the Go team directs you to their FAQ
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page—the gold standard of FAQ pages—written in a gentle, statesmanlike tone.
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And with that, they rest their case. I suppose that’s where some people do end
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up: completely, even plainly, at ease with their work. To know it’s possible,
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someday, perhaps, is a balm. Maybe my generation will learn to tame our egos
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and find our footing. We still have a few decades to make it so.
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[67] https://www.wired.com/story/plaintext-the-godmother-of-ai-wants-everyone-to-be-a-world-builder/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[68] https://www.wired.com/story/plaintext-the-godmother-of-ai-wants-everyone-to-be-a-world-builder/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[69] https://www.wired.com/story/inside-google-mission-to-give-ai-robot-body/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[70] https://www.wired.com/story/inside-google-mission-to-give-ai-robot-body/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[71] https://www.wired.com/story/hume-ai-emotional-intelligence/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[72] https://www.wired.com/story/hume-ai-emotional-intelligence/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[73] https://www.wired.com/story/crispr-enhanced-viruses-are-being-deployed-against-utis/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[74] https://www.wired.com/story/crispr-enhanced-viruses-are-being-deployed-against-utis/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[76] https://www.wired.com/story/iphone-16-supercycle/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[77] https://www.wired.com/story/apple-vision-pro-persona-eye-tracking-spy-typing/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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[80] https://www.wired.com/story/an-er-doctors-cure-for-americas-gun-epidemic/#intcid=recommendations_wired-bottom-recirc-v4_c28d288f-1ad3-47fd-be7b-f9ca05c22f9f_roberta-similarity1
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