> why insist that go become the same as all the other languages
You're arguing a strawman. No one insists that Go become the same as all the other languages (which are themselves nowhere near the same as each other). People are just asking for generics.
C++, Java, C#, and Haskell all have generics and are still wildly different languages even with respect to their approach to generics.
You're arguing a strawman. No one insists that Go become the same as all the other languages (which are themselves nowhere near the same as each other). People are just asking for generics.
C++, Java, C#, and Haskell all have generics and are still wildly different languages even with respect to their approach to generics.