[bvrmn]

> As a newcomer to Go, a lot of their design decisions made a lot of sense when I realized that a lot of the design is based around this idea of "make it impossible to do something that could be dumb in some contexts".

You are indeed a newcomer :) God bless you to shoot feet only in dev environments.

[mroche]

It sounds like you may have some friction-studded history with Go. Any chance you can share your experience and perspective with using the language in your workloads?

[bvrmn]

It's mostly dead locked networking code. Hard to investigate, hard to search the culprit. And of course code bases without linter for err propagation and handling. And this-null for "methods".

[neonsunset]

Global sync.Mutex'es everywhere :)