Could you provide some examples of good work in the field of singing nets?

Check out r9y9 on Github. He's doing some amazing work in this area.

And the pricing is here:

https://rapidapi.com/gatzuma/api/deep-translate1/pricing

So sad. I used to love that warm and live color of Olympus shots.

The guy behing Wren is Bob Nystrom, member of Dart language team and author of Crafting Interpreters book.

Thats interesting. In PHP world the situation radically different: modern frameworks based on libevent are really speed up web apps up to 10x.

I've thoroughly benchmarked my own framework[1] for REST APIs and now it outperforms many of Go / Node.js platforms on Techempower[2]

[1] https://github.com/gotzmann/comet

[2] https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=test&runid=e...

I kinda prefer PHP for most of my web backends like yet another REST API.

Modern framewrok like Comet easily beats any NodeJS or Python project regarding performance and latency:

https://github.com/gotzmann/comet

In reality many programmers do not think much about how slices really work and got stuck with many gotchas from the mentioned quizzes.

If they're claiming to know the language when they actually don't then they are being fraudulent. How do these people manage to ship any real Go software without understanding basic language constructs? Are you next going to tell me that they don't understand interfaces or type embedding? I would appreciate your article more if you titled it something like "Learning about Go slices" instead of something so clearly click-bait.

I've compiled a few interesting quizzes about Go's slices: https://medium.com/@gotzmann/so-you-think-you-know-go-c5164b...

I'm from Moscow and I have relatives in Crimea. I've visited them in 90s and then in 2000s. Most of Crimea citizens are 'soviet' pro-russian people. They are happy to get russian pension and all that infrastructure porjects money cause Russia is a really rich country compared to Ukraine.

I've documented all benchmarks here: https://github.com/gotzmann/benchmarks