go get lukechampine.com/geiger
Inspired by this tweet.
Just call go geiger.Count() at the top of your main function. Don't worry, if
you start tasting metal, you're probably just delusional.
This package is in a pretty unpolished state. First of all, it emits a constant
tone, not a series of clicks like a real Geiger counter, because I couldn't
figure out how to get the (EDIT: fixed, thanks @klauspost!) Second, the
package itself incurs a non-zero number of allocations per second (~100 on
MacOS, presumably different on other platforms) which throws off the reading.
Third, it's completely unconfigurable: you can't adjust the "sensitivity," and
you can only measure the number of objects allocated per second (as opposed to,
e.g., the number of bytes allocated per second).beep package to click the way I wanted.
Still, I think the general idea of "use sound to alert the programmer that they're doing something stupid" has merit. If enough people agree, maybe we can work together to refine it into an actually useful tool.
This package uses beep to play audio. If you
can't hear anything, please check the beep issue tracker (and open issues there,
if necessary) rather than on this repo. I know basically nothing about audio
interfaces, so I'm not going to be able to help you!