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Go runtime: 4 years later (go.dev)

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Go runtime: 4 years later (go.dev)
Docker - the Linux container runtime (docker.io)
Go After 2 Years in Production (blog.iron.io)
Four years of Go (blog.golang.org)
Farming hard drives: 2 years and $1M later (blog.backblaze.com)
GoLisp: a Scheme-Flavored Lisp Language and Runtime Implemented in Go (github.com)
Thoughts On Five Years of Emerging Languages (al3x.net)
12 Years Later — What I’ve learned about being a software engineer (medium.com)
Open container project, a lightweight universal runtime container (runc.io)
Six years of Go (blog.golang.org)
A whirlwind tour of Go’s runtime environment variables (dave.cheney.net)
rakyll/gom - A visual interface to work with runtime profiling data for Go (github.com)
Go best practices, six years in (peter.bourgon.org)
30 years later, QBasic is still the best (nicolasbize.com)
Clearly we need a BASIC tag.
A Critique of the Remote Procedure Call Paradigm - 30 years later* (blog.carlosgaldino.com)
Twenty years later I wrote a Tetris... again! (blog.levit.be)
Seven years of Go (blog.golang.org)
Grumpy: A Python Runtime For Go (opensource.googleblog.com)
[Github Repo](https://github.com/google/grumpy)
The Practice of Programming: 18 Years Later (kjamistan.com)
3.5 Years, 500k Lines of Go (Part 1) (npf.io)
Hyper Func, Docker serverless platform, any language, no max runtime (docs.hyper.sh)
goof: Go object finder (runtime binary introspection) (github.com)
Zero Runtime Exceptions in Two Years of Production with 100kloc of Elm (infoq.com)
Go: Ten years and climbing (commandcenter.blogspot.com)
Eight years of Go (blog.golang.org)
Rekindling Amazon’s old flame: 10 years later, can we get the original Kindle e-reader to work again? (geekwire.com)
A review of the Apple Power Macintosh G5 - 14 years later (women-and-dreams.blogspot.se)
I cannot vouch for the accuracy of the technical details of this article, but I found it an entertainingly written review and historical overview.
Debugging an evil Go runtime bug (marcan.st)
Open Source .NET – 3 years later (mattwarren.org)
"Thirty Years Later: Lessons from the Multics Security Evaluation", Paul Karger, Roger Schell (2002) (acsac.org)
Key quotes: * `Multics offered considerably stronger security than most systems commercially available today.` ` ` * `The unpleasant conclusion is that although few, if any, fundamentally new vulnerabilities are evident today, today’s products generally do not even include many ...