I agree that async creating coloured functions is a compromise. However in practice I don't find it too distracting. At the very least it is less distracting th

I agree that async creating coloured functions is a compromise. However in practice I don't find it too distracting. At the very least it is less distracting then Go's error handling. (Although IIRC that is going away thankfully) However if you put N:M threading against 1:1 threading then you can argue about that all day. I think the implementations in Rust and Go are very effectively implementations of each model. The threading model difference is *not* something that I hold against Go. It is possible for a language to handle some things well but have other downsides that makes me prefer to avoid it.