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 https://pkg.go.dev/unique
->The unique package provides facilities for canonicalising ("interning") comparable values. [[1](https://pkg.go.dev/unique)]
+>The unique package provides facilities for canonicalising ("interning") comparable values.[^1]
+[^1]: https://pkg.go.dev/unique
 
 oh yeah, thats obvious I fully understand what this package does now, great read, tune in for the next post.
 
@@ -31,10 +32,7 @@ With a small demo here https://go.dev/play/p/piSYjCHIcLr
 This implementation is fairly naive, it can only grow and it only works with strings, so naturally go's implementation is a better. 
 
 It's also worth noting, that since strings are a pointer under the hood
->When comparing two strings, if the pointers are not equal, then we must compare their contents to determine equality. But if we know that two strings are canonicalized, then it _is_ sufficient to just check their pointers. [[2](https://go.dev/blog/unique)]
+>When comparing two strings, if the pointers are not equal, then we must compare their contents to determine equality. But if we know that two strings are canonicalized, then it _is_ sufficient to just check their pointers.[^2]
+[^2]: https://go.dev/blog/unique
 
 So to recap, goes `unique` package provides a way to reuse objects instead of creating new ones, if we consider the objects of equal value.
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-## References
-1. https://pkg.go.dev/unique
-2. https://go.dev/blog/unique
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