Not total pain, but certainly loses in convenience to python. Deserializing large and arbitrary JSON inputs is trivial with python's `json.loads()`. Element acc

Not total pain, but certainly loses in convenience to python. Deserializing large and arbitrary JSON inputs is trivial with python's `json.loads()`. Element access rules have no dark corners (as long as you don't have pickled data in there). In contrast, Go and its `json.Unmarshal()` aren't that well suited for parsing arbitrary and/or complex inputs. However, if the expected input is well formed and can be directly mapped to a predefined datastructure, the convenience factor is pretty high. So, from my limited experience, I would say that JSON parsing in golang is more geared towards deserialising well defined transport formats than ingesting arbitrary inputs.