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What do you mean? It's a direct quote from the page.

• Thaxll 7y ago
  On the same line they mention memory / cpu usage, I don't read it as we had bad experience using the language but more than Go doesn't suit well xyz because of memory usage.
  • pengaru 7y ago
    Hence the word implementation accompanying experience, which was not omitted in the citation you're responding to.
  • Cyph0n 7y ago
    Why can’t it be both?
• terminaljunkid 7y ago
  Fuchsia is meant to be used in variety of contexts like IoT [sic], and embedded stuff, Many time Go doesn't play well in such areas. People coming from language like C++ and senior enough to write OSes may be startled how inexpressive Go is.
  • pjmlp 7y ago
    Even Java that started as a blue collar language, or modern Basic dialects that started as introduction to programming, are more expressive than Go will ever be.