I find his conclusion strange, he counted the score as 3 points for Go in ease of learning, ease of converting a C code base to it and concurrency. He also gave

I find his conclusion strange, he counted the score as 3 points for Go in ease of learning, ease of converting a C code base to it and concurrency. He also gave Rust 3 points in zero-overhead deployments, better latency and real-time performance, and better security and safety. I agree 100% with this scoring. I'm not sure though why he weighted the 3 pros of Go as more important for NTPsec since the goal of the project are: "Our goal is to deliver code that can be used with confidence in deployments with the most stringent security, availability, and assurance requirements." Given this goal I would personally say that safety, security, deployment ease and performance are critical, which given his pros and cons would make Rust a better candidate.