Those Generics syntax in Golang seems so hard to read.
Back when Go's generics came out, I was working with about 20% Go and 80% Python. I looked at the syntax, went "not today, Satan" and never bothered to learn it. For the past half year I've been in a mode where most of my coding time is spent with Go and I've been completely indoctrinated. I unironically like thinking about how generics and interfaces interact now.
I also need to slow down when I need to use them for non-trivial stuff. Not just relative to Go code but relative to how much I needed to think about them back when I was using OCaml. I think part of it is that I save them for hard issues and use interfaces for easy stuff.
java feels kinda unhinged the more that i look at it
public static <T extends Comparable<? super T>> T max(Collection<? extends T> c)
Map<String, List<Map<Integer, Optional<Pair<String, Function<? super List<? extends Comparable<?>>, ? extends Map<String, ?>>>>>>> config;