2024 resolution is to stop posting here. Now at Perhaps also

Breaking my Twitter silence because @junyer has passed away, and this is the site where he was most active. I know we had at least a few followers in common. There is a public memorial page of sorts at

What do you want to know?.

My GopherCon 2023 talk (re-recorded): “Go Changes” #golang .

My (re-recorded) GopherCon Australia 2023 talk: “Go Testing By Example” #golang.

Video for my talk:

My ACM SCORED 2023 talk: “Open Source Supply Chain Security at Google” #scored23.

In replies, @DougMerritt pointed out that a better link is to , which has all 3 PDFs and apparently running code.

Wirth and Gutknecht did this–documented code for a full system–with Project Oberon, published as a hardcover book in 1992 and recently updated as a free PDF: Like Knuth’s books, it’s fascinating to flip through and (for me) hard to read cover-to-cover.

What TikTok-to-Twitter bot has been posting tweets with Go package fmt errors in them for the past year+ without any of its users caring?.

RT @_rsc: @BRIAN_____ People who want reproducibility independent of C toolchain can disable cgo and use pure Go net. But if a system has c….

Also posted to

“Coroutines for Go”.

“Storing Data in Control Flow” . (In case anyone is still here. ).

same tbh.

RT @consoledotdev: Russ Cox @_rsc, co-creator of Go shares creating Go and the early days of the language on this week's DevTools Podcast:….

RT @infernosec: Go is transforming the supply chain security landscape,by fixing the foundation-the language itself. From early adopter of….

RT @golang: 🔐 Secure your software supply chain with Go!. Learn how Go helps teams detect and remediate vulnerabilities in their dependenci….