a little bit off topic so i apologize in advance, but i think this is the right audience so i'd like to pose my question, but i'm thinking about what the smallest device is that can run say a golang app with net/http reasonably fast. i'm thinking about the use case where i can run a fairly low powered micro device, say smaller than a raspberry pi (say usd quarter sized), but enough to run say a rest api or serve some static pages. typically i'd have to buy some desktop, server, or laptop to host such a thing which seems like overkill, perhaps power hungry, i think it maybe good if you need to run a myriad of processes or containers (load balanced over nginx), but if i just need a simple rest api, single process. and i'm thinking of embedding these into everything (dishwashers, tv's, stereo receiver, led lightbulb) perhaps what i'm saying is sort of like an fpga, but higher level, something that can run an elf binary, i dont want to have to write vhdl, i mean the converters from 3gl to vhdl/verilog sounds cool, but what are the costs for fpgas? i also wouldnt need the device to have like bash access, something dumbed down to copy a binary and run/stop it (like docker). i guess what i'm seeking is something like an fpga for embedding in devices that can run higher level code with wifi.