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[1449.82 --> 1450.20] type. |
[1450.86 --> 1451.26] It maps |
[1451.26 --> 1452.20] from a key |
[1452.20 --> 1453.56] that is a generic |
[1453.56 --> 1455.30] type to a value |
[1455.30 --> 1456.06] that is a generic |
[1456.06 --> 1456.46] type. |
[1456.88 --> 1457.40] I see you're |
[1457.40 --> 1458.38] sipping your drink |
[1458.38 --> 1458.62] again, |
[1458.70 --> 1459.06] so I know |
[1459.06 --> 1459.66] that you disagree. |
[1460.70 --> 1460.96] No, |
[1461.08 --> 1462.18] I 100% agree. |
[1462.68 --> 1462.84] Oh, |
[1462.86 --> 1463.18] you do? |
[1463.36 --> 1463.52] Okay. |
[1464.12 --> 1464.82] The slices |
[1464.82 --> 1465.92] were always |
[1465.92 --> 1466.36] generic. |
[1466.72 --> 1467.44] We just couldn't |
[1467.44 --> 1468.40] define our own, |
[1468.54 --> 1469.28] so it was like |
[1469.28 --> 1470.52] good for the 80% |
[1470.52 --> 1471.22] of the use |
[1471.22 --> 1471.58] cases, |
[1471.68 --> 1472.22] but then we |
[1472.22 --> 1472.94] had our own |
[1472.94 --> 1473.70] cases that we |
[1473.70 --> 1474.18] needed it, |
[1474.50 --> 1474.92] and we just |
[1474.92 --> 1475.32] didn't have |
[1475.32 --> 1475.68] anything. |
[1476.14 --> 1476.86] So you will |
[1476.86 --> 1477.40] talk now, |
[1477.46 --> 1477.86] and I will |
[1477.86 --> 1478.46] sip a drink. |
[1480.10 --> 1480.50] No, |
[1480.58 --> 1481.12] I definitely |
[1481.12 --> 1481.58] agree with you |
[1481.58 --> 1482.54] that the maps |
[1482.54 --> 1483.10] and the slices |
[1483.10 --> 1484.62] are generic. |
[1484.74 --> 1485.42] They've literally |
[1485.42 --> 1486.14] since day one, |
[1486.86 --> 1487.26] and like you |
[1487.26 --> 1487.38] said, |
[1487.40 --> 1487.94] it is like that |
[1487.94 --> 1488.90] 80% use case, |
[1488.96 --> 1489.12] right? |
[1489.50 --> 1489.80] I don't know |
[1489.80 --> 1490.28] how to tie this |
[1490.28 --> 1491.70] back to OOP |
[1491.70 --> 1492.38] stuff now. |
[1492.62 --> 1492.74] No, |
[1492.80 --> 1494.24] because why I |
[1494.24 --> 1495.02] think it plays |
[1495.02 --> 1496.00] a role in this |
[1496.00 --> 1497.30] is because what |
[1497.30 --> 1498.90] people did in |
[1498.90 --> 1499.66] those cases |
[1499.66 --> 1500.52] is they would |
[1500.52 --> 1501.88] write a lot |
[1501.88 --> 1502.36] of functional |
[1502.36 --> 1503.06] code, |
[1503.76 --> 1505.02] procedural code, |
[1505.34 --> 1505.74] et cetera, |
[1506.22 --> 1507.64] and did not |
[1507.64 --> 1508.92] use necessarily |
[1508.92 --> 1510.92] generic types. |
[1511.54 --> 1512.56] I think we've |
[1512.56 --> 1513.26] had a lot of |
[1513.26 --> 1514.02] workarounds. |
[1515.08 --> 1515.66] I think now |
[1515.66 --> 1516.88] we can eliminate |
[1516.88 --> 1517.14] them. |
[1517.24 --> 1517.70] I think the |
[1517.70 --> 1518.76] language is very |
[1518.76 --> 1519.84] mature to be |
[1519.84 --> 1520.54] object-oriented. |
[1521.00 --> 1521.20] No, |
[1521.26 --> 1521.70] that makes sense |
[1521.70 --> 1522.00] to me. |
[1522.26 --> 1522.74] Natalie, |
[1523.22 --> 1524.00] can you hear me? |
[1524.14 --> 1524.46] No. |
[1524.86 --> 1525.58] One thing is on |
[1525.58 --> 1525.94] Zoom call, |
[1526.04 --> 1526.56] another thing is |
[1526.56 --> 1527.26] on a podcast. |
[1528.00 --> 1528.34] It's a whole |
[1528.34 --> 1528.72] new level. |
[1528.90 --> 1530.10] I found a |
[1530.10 --> 1530.66] quote from |
[1530.66 --> 1531.20] Rob Pike |
[1531.20 --> 1532.50] about Go |
[1532.50 --> 1534.24] being yes |
[1534.24 --> 1534.76] or no |
[1534.76 --> 1536.22] object-oriented. |
[1536.70 --> 1537.60] So it's a |
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