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 Video that started it all:
 [Raytracing on a Graphing Calculator (again)](https://youtu.be/rY413t5fArw)
 
+![TI-84 Raytracing](https://www.techeblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/ray-tracing-ti-84-plus-ce-graphing-calculator.jpg)
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 ## Why Go?
 
 The story starts with Zig. A few colleagues of mine and I tried to work on a Guake-like browser using Zig. We chose Zig because it's C-like, modern and because their mascot is a lizard, of course. But I don't like Zig all that much, and right now Go has caught my attention.
 
-I like the language a lot, it's still very C-like, doesn't have classes :), is open-source and resembles Python a lot, while still being fast and having crazy fast compiling speeds (which is something I've started to appreciate since dabbling with Linux From Scratch). The only draw back of Go is that it is a little bit slower than C++, but I just want to experience what the Python-version of C is like :)
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+I like the language a lot, it's still very C-like, doesn't have classes :), is open-source and resembles Python a lot, while still being fast and having crazy fast compiling speeds (which is something I've started to appreciate since dabbling with Linux From Scratch). The only draw back of Go is that it is a little bit slower than C++, but I just want to experience what the Python-version of C is like :)
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+![Go-Programming](https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fe0.pxfuel.com%2Fwallpapers%2F685%2F761%2Fdesktop-wallpaper-golang-golang-gopher.jpg&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=a9201847885396dca9fc1e442866c8e0ef2bdce783404fbe36b316aba2cb1cbf&ipo=images)
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