>When you say that Go currently isn't very fast, maybe you should try coding something in it. I found it to be suprisingly fast. I've tried in in 2-3 things wh

>When you say that Go currently isn't very fast, maybe you should try coding something in it. I found it to be suprisingly fast. I've tried in in 2-3 things which I re-implemented afterwards in C and had before in Python. In all cases it has about 2x the speed of Python, which I consider meh. (The tasks where mostly parsing some huge files and doing some filtering and computations, and C made it IO bound while Python/Go both had it CPU bound).