I'm learning the Go language now, and it's quite difficult.

This is because I don't know how to implement the programs I've been working on in the Go language.

In the case of C, it is very easy to create an image of the hardware (memory, CPU, etc.) in my mind and draw a line diagram on it.

However, the Go language is very difficult to debug because of the large number of ultra-light threads (goroutines, to be precise) that exchange messages between objects unattended.

'goroutine' is also difficult to code because it is not easily interfered with from the outside.

That aside.

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I am walking around the city at night, watching movies on my iPad to get some exercise.

I watched "Samurai Sensei" on Amazon Prime.

This is the story of Takeichi Hanpeita, the leader of the Tosa Kinnoto Party, who makes a timely leap to the present.

It was not overly flashy, and the story was calm -- but it was interesting.

Lately I've been able to think, 'I like the movie like this'

I've had enough of Ryoma and Nobunaga.