One undervalued aspect of Go is that it is the simplest concurrent language that can be thrown at Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Ruby devs when they hit a wall caused by their primary language's lack of good concurrency.

This is not "Technical deep dive"

"Technical Deep Dive" followed by basic talking points of Go. Whole thing is probably AI generated lol

Really, a question, on experiences.

They got performance gains.

But would GO be as useful for the quick ad-hoc programming that python seems to be great at?

or, Could GO also be a replacement for quick ad-hoc programs.

Since ad-hoc always grows into something un-supportable. If GO is option, then maybe start with it first?

so, SEO spam by a company that seems to resell LLM api use?

42k lines of code is not "massive" except for maybe a 1 man personal project.