> Go is known to be quite slow due to a weak compiler and a GC that optimizes for latency over throughput. I don't know how you're measuring "slow" but from wh

> Go is known to be quite slow due to a weak compiler and a GC that optimizes for latency over throughput. I don't know how you're measuring "slow" but from where I sit in the software ecosystem Go is typically one of, if not _the_, fastest language available. It's entirely correct to optimize for latency over throughput, for my use cases.