You are still comparing apples with oranges. Go and even Padrino (which is a full-stack in a full blown install) are not even the same category.
Point being that memory comparison even in the Ruby/Rails space are incredibly problematic, often influenced by the runtime (and heavily so). Still, the discussion is incredibly simplistic (for example by assuming that you are running unicorn/fork).
If a discussion about memory issues does not include an exact reference to the runtime and implementation of the system used, I would consider it void immediately.
Point being that memory comparison even in the Ruby/Rails space are incredibly problematic, often influenced by the runtime (and heavily so). Still, the discussion is incredibly simplistic (for example by assuming that you are running unicorn/fork).
If a discussion about memory issues does not include an exact reference to the runtime and implementation of the system used, I would consider it void immediately.
Same for Go.