From what I've seen lately, Golang programs take up too much disk space to replace small C utilities that are used in lightweight or resource-constrained enviro

From what I've seen lately, Golang programs take up too much disk space to replace small C utilities that are used in lightweight or resource-constrained environments. Memory usage also tends to be much higher, but that may be less of an issue since it can be optimized through careful profiling. I haven't seen any way to really optimize disk usage yet... I hope I'm wrong though. It'd be exciting to see Golang equivalents of optimized C utilities that come close to using the same disk and memory. Or maybe there's an embedded golang compiler in development that does a good job of optimizing for these use cases...?