I do. I had it listed in my own README as an alternative for a long, long time, and both show up in these often posted benchmarks: https://github.com/cvilsmeier/go-sqlite-bench

But for the point I was making, it is in fact not an alternative. In my version each SQLite connection is confined to a sandbox, and a C memory bug cannot corrupt the Go runtime, call stack or heap. In their version, a C pointer becomes an unsafe.Pointer that can address all Go memory.