I agree that you can claim it as a replacement for some sub-domains. However if I can't do embedded programming then it's not an all-up replacement. Much if mo

I agree that you can claim it as a replacement for some sub-domains. However if I can't do embedded programming then it's not an all-up replacement. Much if modern C usage is in this space even if it's not as visible to the average developer. GCs have a host of problems like needing a 2x working set, pauses and the fact that you can't control allocation locations for better cache usage. Go may be fast but it will never unseat C/C++/Rust in performance for the reasons above.