D vs Go in real life, part 2. Also, Erlang.

[Atila Neves]

> So either D is faster or you are a better coder than your 
> buddies!

I'd say we're all the same skill level. One of them sits next to 
me and I heard about his Erlang implementation as it was 
happening. It's probable that certain techniques could be reused 
from another program but it's hard to tell. The easiest way would 
be to have another person write a different implementation in the 
same language and compare the two. It might happen, another 
colleague has been working on another Erlang implementation as 
well, but he's taking a while.