In place of metaclasses and decorators, Go has some combination of "go generate", the reflect module, magic anonymous structure embedding, and structure field tags, all of which add up to a good deal of complexity and none of which Python has. Similar story with list comprehensions vs. Go's magic builtin for loop syntaxes.
I think Go probably does have simpler semantics overall than Python does, but not by that much.
I think Go probably does have simpler semantics overall than Python does, but not by that much.