May as well add to this, but we're actually looking for contributors to help out, so if you're interested in working on a fairly new language then send us a PR :)
500 commits and the tests and examples seem bare. I don't really like the look of that tbh.
Jayfor/Ink is still far from complete, it's been in passive development for a month or so. No clue why it was posted to HN.
How does this stack up against 'go'?
Hi. I'm the guy that made this :) We're just having fun, we don't see this to replace any existing language like Rust, C or Go. It's still a really small project.