D vs Go in real life, part 2. Also, Erlang.

[Atila Neves]

> Isn't it most important that all languages were tested in the 
> same way?

Maybe. I actually thought that if there might be a lesson here if 
it turns out that the quality of the implementation and 
appropriate use of data structures and algorithms mattered more 
than the choice of programming language, but in the end competing 
with each other just made all of the implementations in the same 
order of magnitude of performance.

This was never meant to be scientific, it's my Physics background 
showing up when I can't make measurements without calculating 
error bars.

This started as a lunch joke. I came here to gloat, then you guys 
go and ask intelligent questions, what's up with that? :P

Atila