one of go's main inventors, Rob Pike, devised a language called Newsqueak, which had the subtitle "a language for mice"

it was written specifically for user input and GUIs

it is this feature that makes it so good for handling highly dynamic loads on networks, and once you learn to use concurrency, you feel like a disabled person trying to work with shitty single threaded, and parallel processing languages

the cases where you need the things that Go doesn't do well are very uncommon cases, and the go runtime has got so good that it nearly beat a java bulk text file processing algorithm recently

it is only google who have spent zero on marketing go because it is so popular already, and does what they need it for - fast, scalable network server systems

and i am ashamed of you nostr devs who don't get it why fiatjaf's reference implementations were in Go

go is like bitcoin

once you go, you can't go back