For some reason these high startup times apply also to any shell script I write, any binary I compiler from the command line. I read somewhere that xcode can b

For some reason these high startup times apply also to any shell script I write, any binary I compiler from the command line. I read somewhere that xcode can bypass that because it's registered as a developer tool. There were some instructions saying that adding terminal.app to the developer tools pane in security preferences would solve my problem but it didn't. Butchering ocsp by fiddling with /etc/hosts still didn't fully solve the problem: it still takes 200-300ms to start any new binary the first time. But at least it's no longer up to several seconds in case of bad networks.