I get the frustration but tbh comparing Go to NodeJS feels just as absurd. I wish JavaScript had the memory layout guarantees that Go has, that would make it a

I get the frustration but tbh comparing Go to NodeJS feels just as absurd. I wish JavaScript had the memory layout guarantees that Go has, that would make it a lot easier to work around memory-based bottlenecks. And no, the fact that I can use low-levels bindings in NodeJS is not at all similar.