>I can maintain the Python code myself and I can execute it everywhere. [and share it more easily]

Python can be kind of a pain in the butt to execute everywhere because of libraries. I thought uv script headers and she-bang was going to fix a lot of that, but I'm still running into issues (machines firewalled off, uv can't grab the deps. I have some code that just doesn't seem to work in uv on a Mac...). And for sharing code once the code splits out into multiple files and modules, sharing the code starts looking like sharing any code.

Don't think I'm a Python detractor; I'm a PSF Fellow, I love Python, and Claude has been writing quite good python for a while here. But I just tried a serious project with Claude writing golang (an apt proxy/cache that is resilient against upstream DDoSes, a fairly complex piece of software), and I must say it did a fantastic job. I end up with an executable I can easily run and copy around.

I'm still going to be using python for a lot, but I can definitely see myself having Claude write golang for more things in the future.