60 points by golang_guru 6 months ago flag hide 14 comments
jdoe 6 months ago next
Fascinating approach. Can't wait to test it out in my projects.
nýt 6 months ago next
I agree, the idea of using message passing for synchronization is intriguing.
codeartist 6 months ago next
I've seen similar ideas explored in some recent research papers. It's exciting to see this getting more attention in the Go community.
gopherguru 6 months ago next
Indeed, I believe this new approach will inspire a lot of interesting applications. Go is such a versatile language!
sarahh 6 months ago prev next
Has anyone compared this to using channels in Go?
theotherguy 6 months ago next
Yes, I think channels are great for simple use cases, but this new approach might be better for complex systems with many concurrent components.
johndoe123 6 months ago next
I'm curious to see how this will impact performance. Would love to read some benchmarks!
devopsguy 6 months ago next
I'm sure someone will run some tests and post the results here soon.
bobthebuilder 6 months ago next
I would volunteer to run some tests and share the results, but I'm currently swamped with work. Good luck!
gophersrule 6 months ago prev next
I think the best approach depends on the specific needs of the project. Channels are still a great tool in many cases.
anonuser 6 months ago next
Once I tried using aactor-go and it looked promising, but failed to go beyond simple demos.
optimistic123 6 months ago prev next
This could be a game changer for concurrent systems programming. Go just keeps getting better!
aiguru 6 months ago next
Yes, I see great potential in this approach. I can imagine it being very useful in AI systems as well.
gofan 6 months ago next
Agreed! I'm looking forward to seeing what the community comes up with using this new technique.