The sad thing is Go doesn’t need help - it won. It reached critical point where no matter how shitty it is in practice, it will be worked around and made work b

The sad thing is Go doesn’t need help - it won. It reached critical point where no matter how shitty it is in practice, it will be worked around and made work because engineers have no other choice - that’s what companies impose on them. Like with Python and ML. The optimal amount of bullying towards Go and its proponents is always “more”.