Goroutine leak traced back to a function deleted two years ago

The pick of the day is a Medium write-up on a goroutine leak whose origin was a function deleted from the codebase two years earlier, quietly reintroduced through Go's major-version rules. It pairs well with a proposal to expose column data on runtime tracebacks, which would make exactly this kind of archaeology a little less painful. Elsewhere, a second proposal adds a Reset() method to x/time's Sometimes, and there's a walkthrough of Conway's Game of Life in raylib-go for anyone whose afternoon needs less debugging and more cellular automata.