This actually sounds like the worst of both worlds. The number one feature of Go is simplicity. In service to that simplicity it deliberately left out a lot of

This actually sounds like the worst of both worlds. The number one feature of Go is simplicity. In service to that simplicity it deliberately left out a lot of features such as destructors and generics. And the thing is, the language works for its purposes. However, if you subvert that simplicity, it doesn't have the tools and abstractions to make using manual memory safer (destructors, generics, etc). My guess is you follow this path, you will be accumulating technical debt at a very high interest rate.