> Both languages seem to be competing for the same user base and they both seem to be "systems programming" languages, so there must be a winner, right? Are th

> Both languages seem to be competing for the same user base and they both seem to be "systems programming" languages, so there must be a winner, right? Are they competing for the same user base? As far as I can understand, Go is mostly being used in distributed software systems (like kubernetes) while Rust is being used for more "systems" software where performance is critical (like a web browser).