Yeah, this matches up more with my observations as well. Go's niche is mostly in modern deployment/infrastructure management and web backends, places that histo

Yeah, this matches up more with my observations as well. Go's niche is mostly in modern deployment/infrastructure management and web backends, places that historically Python might've been the premier choice. Rust gives you better insight and control over memory management that is necessary for many of the applications that are written in C++ while offering strictly better safety guarantees and less baggage (but the tradeoff of encoding a lot of stuff in the type system). I really like Go, Rust, and Python, but all for different things.