Honestly the more I see this the less I like Golang. Generics was the worst thing ever added to the language. We're making it easier for library builders and harder for ordinary code to be written.
(I’m aware of the difference between application and library code, but every large codebase I’ve ever worked in is a mixture of both.)
App builders just want to build stuff and make it work and move on to the next app. Nothing wrong with that but a different mindset and approach.
Working on any collection is easier with generics. Working with anything that accesses data in uniform way (APIs, SQL etc.) is easier with generics.
Anyone moaning about how it's ruined Go is either not using Go, or simply impossible to please.
If you hate Go... and hey, you do you, I've got my own list of languages I don't like... find a better complaint because this one is simply nonsensical. "It doesn't let me map/filter/reduce" or "it doesn't fix lock problems" or other similar complaints have some grounding in reality, but this one is just absurd. Generics aren't used enough to be "the worst thing ever". Fears about how Go would instantly turn into a language full of generics that take generic arguments that take generic arguments have proved to be wrong.