i cant help but feel Go is the new Javascript. Everyone wants to complain about how its semantics as a language do not align with their favorite programming par

i cant help but feel Go is the new Javascript. Everyone wants to complain about how its semantics as a language do not align with their favorite programming paradigm. In this case, having complex, algebraic type-based abstractions that attempt to accurately reflect subtleties that are rarely important. Yes, Go, as Javascript has unique failure cases and subtleties, but they are (as of 2020) very productive languages within their particular paradigms. That's not to say either language is beyond criticism, of course. But it's a little silly to think that a language that supports the 99.9% of writing a service well, but does the .1% badly as a tradeoff for simplicity is a fundamentally broken language because it doesn't share those aspirations. We might as well be complaining about the lack of pointer arithmetic in Python.