It's not ignoring it, it's saying that 20Mb of data isn't really a lot these days which is objectively true for most contexts.
It's not just data. It's data that needs to be memory mapped and faulted into RAM.
Go programs do have kinda slower startup times compared to regular dynamically linked C/C++ programs.
It's not just data. It's data that needs to be memory mapped and faulted into RAM.
Go programs do have kinda slower startup times compared to regular dynamically linked C/C++ programs.