2026-11-01T21:48:41Z https://nostr.now Carlana :v_trans:​ https://nostr.now/npub1uq9f8w6spkyanzpl9uw7wznfj2j8hcdv4sdlg5qf6qse5l59xxnqcc3swn https://media.tech.lgbt/accounts/avatars/111/330/686/209/629/806/original/3739280a027f6ff7.jpeg https://media.tech.lgbt/accounts/avatars/111/330/686/209/629/806/original/3739280a027f6ff7.jpeg https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsrggla70jyf3pvzp05gtrt6glt7x09tje6qfw6cutjsj3sejsl82szyrsq4yam2qxcnkvg8uh3mec2dxf2g7lp4jkphazsp8gzrxn7s5c6vu8pp7g In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsd7345s4wck90dy29nh363jcr2g8yjf0890k4t6v90ajwsmzxveycg79ekc'>nevent1q…9ekc</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>It looks like they&#39;re using unsafe so Values can be a union-type with numbers and string headers more efficiently. It would be nice if Go had direct support for unions, but I&#39;m not sure they could store it as efficiently even in that case unless the compiler had some new optimizations to bring back the interface value inlining that used to be done. 2024-10-16T16:18:30Z