I usually talk a lot about Oberon, or Limbo, however their designs were constrained by hardware costs of the 1990's, and how much more the alternatives asked for in resources.

We are three decades away from those days, with more than enough hardware to run those systems, only available in universities or companies with very deep pockets.

Yet, the Go culture hasn't updated themselves, or very reluctantly, with the usual mistakes that were already to be seen when 1.0 came out.

And since they hit gold with CNCF projects, pretty much unavoidable for some work.