Actually, yes. Go does a lot of the things everyone seems to want in these C replacements, the problem is that it has GC which, to a lot of people, automaticall

Actually, yes. Go does a lot of the things everyone seems to want in these C replacements, the problem is that it has GC which, to a lot of people, automatically disqualifies it as an option for writing certain kinds of software you can write with manual memory management. A lot of people also tend to think they need manual memory management for $reasons when GC is actually fine.