"Rewriting anything takes a lot of time and causes lots of bugs, going from Python to less expressive language means an increased maintenance burden. But if for some reason, you still want to rewrite it, please don’t pick Go. Rust is better in pretty much every way."
Yeah, the article boils down to "If you feel the need to rewrite your python in a statically typed language, and it's between Rust and Go, don't use Go, because the cost of implementing in Rust is roughly equivalent, but the performance gains are much higher."
I think with all the evidence presented, that's an eminently defensible position. Get twice the performance of Go (in this case, obviously it will be very dependent on project) for not much more effort, when you've already made the choice to rewrite for performance.
I mean it's pretty much 'never use Go'