It would still be fair as long as they are equally idiomatic in their respective languages. If one solution avoids slow startups,requires less of programmer&#x27;s &#x27;think cycles&#x27;, the need to wait twiddling thumbs while something compiles or warms up; then there is still a legit point to be made. Not a fan of Go by any means but have to give it credit for making concurrency more mainstream