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Ken Thompson tells how he developed the Go language at Google

Kenneth Lane Thompson, winner of the Association for Computing Machinery's A.M. Turing Award, discusses development of the Go programming language at Google in the early 2000s, its relationship the company’s cloud computing platform, and its eventual success as an open source project thanks to its robust standard libraries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTrAISNdf70

Reddit migrates from Python to Go

Reddit successfully migrated its largest data model—the Comments model—from a problematic legacy Python service to a new Golang microservice to improve reliability and performance. This involved a complex and safe migration strategy for write endpoints, which used sister data stores for isolated dual writes and tap comparison to ensure data integrity without disrupting production, ultimately halving the p99 latency for the three migrated write endpoints. https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditEng/comments/1mbqto6/modernizing_reddits_comment_backend_infrastructure/

Go is currently the best back-end language

In the past I've used Perl, C, C++, Java, Python, PHP, JavaScript, and C# for back-end web stuff and right now for me Go is the best choice.

In the 90s especially in 1998 when PHP3 came out PHP became my back-end language of choice.

Yes I also recently looked at Rust, nah for now.

The Go html/template package is great for generating dynamic HTML content.

What's New In Go 2026

Go is “boring” in the best way: stable, reliable, and built for scale. Explore what's new in Go 1.25 and 1.26, including the Green Tea garbage collector, native vectorized instructions, and the code-modernizers behind the “go fix” command. Whether your focus is developing AI agents or traditional microservices, discover how Go continues to deliver industry-leading advancements that make it the best choice for your mission-critical, high-performance applications. What's New in Go

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List of nearby frequencies that may be useful to anyone near grid square EM20gd. 30.141725, -95.470834 30° 8' 30'' N -95° 28' 15'' W

1. 462.5625 FRS1
2. 462.5875 FRS2
3. 462.6125 FRS3
4. 462.6375 FRS4
5. 462.6625 FRS5
6. 462.6875 FRS6
7. 462.7125 FRS7
8. 467.5625 FRS8
9. 467.5875 FRS9
10. 467.6125 FRS10
11. 467.6375 FRS11
12. 467.6625 FRS12
13. 467.6875 FRS13
14. 467.7125 FRS14
15. 462.550 GMRS550
16. 462.575 GMRS575
17. 462.600 GMRS600
18. 462.625 GMRS625
19. 462.650 GMRS650
20. 462.675 GMRS675
21. 462.700 GMRS700
22. 462.725 GMRS725
23. 467.550 GMRS7550
24. 467.575 GMRS7575
25. 467.600 GMRS7600
26. 467.625 GMRS7625
27. 467.650 GMRS7650
28. 467.675 GMRS7675
29. 467.700 GMRS7700
30. 467.725 GMRS7725
31. 145.400, 144,800 100.0
32. 145.230, 144.630 82.5
33. 145.470, 144.870 123.0
34. 146.400
35. 146.415
36. 146.430
37. 146.445
38. 146.460
39. 146.475
40. 146.490
41. 146.505
42. 146.415
43. 146.52
44. 146.535
45. 146.550
46. 146.565
47. 146.580
48. 146.720, 146.120 123.0
49. 146.860, 146.260 100.0
50. 146.920, 146.320 103.5
51. 147.020, 147.620 136.5
52. 147.060, 147.660 123.0
53. 147.140, 147.740 136.5
54. 147.280, 147.880 103.5
55. 151.820 MURS1
56. 151.880 MURS2
57. 151.940 MURS3
58. 154.570 BLUEDOT
59. 154.600 GREENDOT
60. 432.100 weak signal calling
61. 442.700, 447.700 103.5
62. 442.900, 447.900 103.5
63. 443.225, 448.225 103.5
64. 444.000, 449.000 103.5
65. 444.100, 449.100 136.5 W5WFD
66. 444.350, 449.350 103.5
67. 444.575, 449.575 103.5
68. 446.000
69. 446.350
70. 446.850