I went into this with an open mind, then I saw the rant about error handling and I closed the article immediately.

Rusts error handling in combination with eyre/anyhow is the most pleasant error handling I have used in any language. You know exactly which lines can return errors, you can very quickly propagate them and attach context so that you can quickly troubleshoot later on, and it's completely natural and unintrusive. No figuring out whether you already logged the error somewhere else, no inconsistent handling of them, it's one library that does everything for you and you never have to think about it.

The go example is comparatively awful. You are forced to handle the error at each stage, and it runs into the same problem as exceptions where you're not really sure at which point you actually handled the error among other things.