Don't get too caught up in the marketing.
Don't get too caught up in the marketing.
Yes, I can imagine that too. But there are also a very large number of problems where either one is a (much) better fit, and it would seem to me that that is the majority of problems, not of the 'toy' variety.
The biggest factor in picking a language for a specific project is (in my opinion) availability of libraries and familiarity with the language by the team. Python scores very high for a large number of people in both those categories but it has been around for a while.
Go is backed by one of the largest software companies on the planet so it stands a chance but google has a bad rep when it comes to cutting off projects in mid stride.
The devil is always in the details with choices like these and without knowing more about a specific problem and the people that you intend to do the work with it is hard to say which one is the better fit beforehand.