I use Obsidian, OneNote for note taking and I can easily create a note just for taking quick notes when using my phone but I still self text on multiple messaging apps because those are something I already use, they are quick and simple.
Having yet another note taking app just puts my reliance on that app and keeps it for a purpose, it also becomes a barrier of sorts for me to enter quick text, that I now need to do it on separate new app/platform.
Long: you buy a stock, hold it, later on sell for profit or loss.
Short: you borrow a stock, sell it, hold the money and later on buy the stock back at a lower or higher price you originally sold it for. Then return the stock to the person who lent it to you.
It's designed to be more CPU-efficient than NodeJS or Python, but if all your heavy lifting is really in Postgres and other services you're calling, it doesn't matter and it's a bit pedantic. I think Golang was designed for something in the middle, maybe building a DBMS or some deeper backend.
I strongly disagree with this statement, Golang is excellent for building backends and just the orchestration of all the services you are calling is better done in a typed/compiled language with great multi threading support and fast compilation times that is exactly what Golang excels at.
This is trying to solve a problem a lot of people never really had. I've never been working on an Express backend and thought gee, wish I had threading.
using a systems language for a backend mainly gains throughput over python than latency. each request might not be faster but you can handle 100x more users.
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