>When Go joined Google’s Cloud org in 2019, I experienced the greatest culture shock of my career, as did many others on the Go team / We had no idea how to con

>When Go joined Google’s Cloud org in 2019, I experienced the greatest culture shock of my career, as did many others on the Go team / We had no idea how to connect our work to Cloud’s business success / We’ve worked to balance the need to keep Go free, open, and portable with the need to support Google’s business goals through GCP What should that be a goal for a language project in the first place? Except "some managed decided it"? That's how enshitification starts. Improvements to "Go’s efficiency, security, and developer productivity" don't need to have anything to do with the Cloud unit and GCP.