Don't think the HN bubble is real life. go, much to my surprise, has been pretty well accepted by companies that used to do Java and Python exclusively (at leas

Don't think the HN bubble is real life. go, much to my surprise, has been pretty well accepted by companies that used to do Java and Python exclusively (at least in my experience w/ projects). It's still insanely frustrating in many ways, but if you need code that is fast (i.e. faster than Python), typed (I don't think type hints are a valid replacement), where concurrency is not a never ending nightmare (or at least not any more than it needs to be), and compiles to native binaries, go is a great language to use that doesn't scare large companies away.