My experience working with Java all these years is this:
1) Java is not suitable at all the task at hand. I am just trying to solve something far more suitable for different type of language.
2) Java is working fine for the purpose and it leaves me with time to think how about Java fix its longstanding issues.
Ideally Java should fix that stuff but I come to conclusion 2) is possible only when Java works fine for me and fixing those issues is either impossible or very low priority. I think same will apply to Go or any other language.
1) Java is not suitable at all the task at hand. I am just trying to solve something far more suitable for different type of language.
2) Java is working fine for the purpose and it leaves me with time to think how about Java fix its longstanding issues.
Ideally Java should fix that stuff but I come to conclusion 2) is possible only when Java works fine for me and fixing those issues is either impossible or very low priority. I think same will apply to Go or any other language.