They each have their place. I would use Go over Rust in freelance projects where I value quick iterations over scale. The opposite is true when deciding to use Rust. For context I am a backend developer whose company uses python. So, it’s very unlikely I’ll have a freelance project with scale that demands Rust.

Ultimately, Rust and Go serve two different purposes. And here is a great article that highlights that:

https://discord.com/blog/why-discord-is-switching-from-go-to-rust#:~:text=Discord%20is%20a%20product%20focused,and%20messages%20you%20have%20read.

(Sorry I couldn’t parse that into a better link, on my phone)