GeertJohan

Yes. An IRMA server can be ran by any person or organization that requests and/or provides attributes.

No. Your credentials/attributes are stored (encrypted) on your device.

I think you misplaced a ) there.

  Thing<A<B, C<D>, E>>

Is the type level equivalent of:

  Thing(A(B, C(D), E))

Not:

  Thing(A(B, C(D)), E)

I guess this is illustrative for how it is unreadable.

Google can't relicense Go. It would need approval of all copyrightholders, a list of hundreds of people and companies, of which Google is just one.

What's wrong with BSD?

Shameless self-promotion: There's also https://hover.build, which builds a Go binary that runs the flutter engine to run your app. Can be used to easily deploy a Flutter app on desktop, and allows for cross platform plugins written in Go. It works, but is in early release. It is based on https://github.com/go-flutter-desktop/go-flutter

> can't just write `import "./util"`.

Afaik thats actually possible. Or at least it was for a while. But there are good reasons why you shouldnt.

I am using Chi in several projects running in large production environments.

Docker does not use LXC as default execution environment anymore. They created their own, called libcontainer¹. But with the new opencontainers movement, the package has been moved to runc².

[1] https://github.com/docker/libcontainer

[2] https://github.com/opencontainers/runc