> Who cares? [sorry, but that question is trolling]

People who want to use the most appropriate tool.

> Use the ones more appropriate for what you are trying to do.

What they are trying to do is find a programming language that LLMs work well with.

> So you are using Go with LLMs for the objective and destination of token consumption for token consumption sake?

The trolling gets more intense with each comment ...

P.S. Someone else responded:

> But this isn't a user story. The user story is what you should be picking the tool for.

I don't see how this is at all relevant to my comments. I'm certainly not going to argue about what some other party should or should not be doing.