That is a powerful theoretical concern that I shared when I first experimented with Go several years ago. In practice I have not found it to not be a problem.
People that didn't find it to be a problem (e.g. due to the kind of stuff they are working on) are not the ones concerned about its lack though.
It's like someone saying "I just do web development with Python, so I see no reason for NumPy to exist".
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People that didn't find it to be a problem (e.g. due to the kind of stuff they are working on) are not the ones concerned about its lack though.
It's like someone saying "I just do web development with Python, so I see no reason for NumPy to exist".