This is definitionally correct (shrug)
> Dilettante programmers certainly do not know [that] Go slices, strings, and interface values are unsafely non-atomic.
Yes. They do. As soon as a Go programmer learns that there is such a thing as concurrency and "thread safety" they learn that nothing in Go is "thread safe" by default.
> Go is not memory-safe.
"Memory-safe" is not a precisely defined concept. Go is memory safe by some definitions, not by others.
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