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Peter Bourgon · Go for Industrial Programming Peter Bourgon Home About Talks Articles Blog Go for Industrial Programming This was originally a talk at GopherCon EU 2018 . Setting some context So I'm actually in a bit of a strange situation right now. And I think everyone who takes the stage here, or at any conference, is in the same sort of bind. The inimitable JBD has given us the professional tip that we should never blindly apply dogmatic advice, and that we should use our judgment each and every time. Presumably also with that selfsame tip. But I have applied my judgment to this statement,
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