> When optimizing this, the first thing to do is compile with optimizations enabled (g++ -O2). I kind of like the fact that with Go you don’t have to worry abou

> When optimizing this, the first thing to do is compile with optimizations enabled (g++ -O2). I kind of like the fact that with Go you don’t have to worry about this – optimizations are always on. I think it is more fair to say that in Go optimizations are always OFF.