Makes sense. I approached this from a curious point of view, not from a combative one, to get a sense of where the problems were. The general problem you descr

Makes sense. I approached this from a curious point of view, not from a combative one, to get a sense of where the problems were. The general problem you describe was also mentioned in the podcast. Trying to write like language X in language Y. This can also be observed within the Go community; people writing Java or JS style programs in Go, especially early on.