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What's the difference between "go-orb, previously go-micro" (let's say they are one single project) compared with the similarly named project: "https://github.com/micro/micro"?

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What's the difference between "go-orb, previously go-micro" (let's say they are one single project) compared with the similarly named project: "https://github.com/micro/micro"?

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