Depends what that 30MB does, or how much of it is actually needed - it's less of a problem if all those bytes are used in some form or another, than if a significant portion of them are "dead code" that is never used and only serves to take up space in memory, on disk, and in communications channels whenever it's transferred somewhere.

and I would not trade (build time | complexity | performance | debug-ability) for it

On the contrary, smaller binaries are usually going to be better at all of those, except perhaps "debug-ability" if you keep the debugging symbols in the same file.