I disagree that the comparison as presented on this page is useful for you. If there were any context or discussion of the results and what they mean in terms o

I disagree that the comparison as presented on this page is useful for you. If there were any context or discussion of the results and what they mean in terms of differences between the languages, then maybe it could be. But raw benchmarks collected with no indication of why or how is not. In the regex test, for example, all the patterns are very similar to each other and don’t really cover the breadth of what a regex engine can do (specific patterns may influence the results greatly—there are some very simple patterns that send the default Java regex engine into O(n^n) fits). And regex in particular is a very well understood problem space. So something very interesting is going on there for the golang result to be so far off. What is happening? Well, we’ll never know from this page. Oh well?