Any comparison of languages in the form "language X is generally better than language Y" with no additional project context or problem domain is going to be an

Any comparison of languages in the form "language X is generally better than language Y" with no additional project context or problem domain is going to be an extremely naive one, to the point it's not relevant to anyone having to make pragmatic tech choices. This article is no exception. I'm not partial to Go, Java or Python, but I do wish this sort of article stopped making headlines, leaving room for finer analyses and experience reports. These are what we really need.