samuel/go-dsp

The 'go-dsp' project is a legacy utility library that functions as a personal experiment or early ecosystem contribution. With only 58 stars and zero velocity over a nearly 13-year lifespan, it lacks any meaningful traction or community support. Its defensibility is near zero because it implements standard algorithms (FFT, windows, filters) that are commodity components in any signal processing stack. In the Go ecosystem, it is outperformed and overshadowed by 'mjibson/go-dsp', which has significantly more adoption and more comprehensive features. Outside of Go, it competes against industry-standard C++ libraries like GNURadio or Liquid-DSP and Python's SciPy ecosystem, which offer vastly superior performance and feature depth. Frontier labs have zero interest in building specialized Go DSP libraries, as their focus remains on high-level AI; however, this project is effectively already displaced by better-maintained open-source alternatives.