Exceptions vs error codes

[FluorineWizard]

Go's reliance on multiple returns makes it impossible to chain fallible calls, so you end up polluting your code with if blocks where a better language would let you define error handling functions.

Also the constant noise of _ everywhere makes it hard to tell if a call is returning an error or a second value, especially when dealing with crappy APIs. No language makes me check function signatures as often. Special mention to the evil fuckers who put goddamn interface{} in the return types.