> I don't think you'd normally choose Go to train your ML/AI model. It has really only gunned for Python in the server realm I don't think anyone ever claimed

> I don't think you'd normally choose Go to train your ML/AI model. It has really only gunned for Python in the server realm I don't think anyone ever claimed Golang will displace Python in the ML area. But in a world where Golang and Elixir exist (two languages with stacks that make starting a new web / API projects extremely easy, almost trivial), not to mention old-timers like Ruby, the amount of people reaching for Python for web / API projects is depressingly high. "Sunk cost fallacy", "one-trick pony", "Stockholm syndrome" and a few others come to mind when thinking about the programmers doing it.