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Seems like a feedback loop. It's expensive, so most apps avoid doing that, meaning there's less need to check for performance regressions. Then if there is a re
by usefulcat 9y ago
Seems like a feedback loop. It's expensive, so most apps avoid doing that, meaning there's less need to check for performance regressions. Then if there is a regression, it further increases the incentive for developers to avoid it, so in the future even fewer apps will do that, making it even more of an unusual use case, so even less need to test for it..