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Sounds good. Can you make a function to clone an existing FileNode, initializing Addr to nil and Children to be a clone of the Children of the source node?
// FileNode represents a node in the file system structure, which can be a file or a directory.
type FileNode struct {
Type NodeType
Addr *grits.FileAddr // Address of the CachedFile in BlobStore
Children map[string]*FileNode
}
GPT
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Edit: It's still going. I assumed it was just a one-off, and asked about JSON serialization in Go, and it showed me this:
Then it tried to run some python code, then admitted that the python code hadn't worked, and then it answered my Go question.
Not only that, but:
What's in Wikipedia doesn't match my memory; what I thought had happened was that Thompson did more than "try to halt." He landed his helicopter between US troops and a group of obviously harmless villagers and told his men to shoot the Americans if they tried to continue murdering the villagers.
He and the other soldiers who stopped the massacre and reported what had happened were viewed by most Americans as traitors at the time, and for quite a while after.