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The problem is that by the time it's warmed up enough to actually run as fast as advertised, the world has already moved on. And when it still doesn't, figuring
by sifoobar 8y ago
The problem is that by the time it's warmed up enough to actually run as fast as advertised, the world has already moved on. And when it still doesn't, figuring out why means digging through a giant pile of complexity that you didn't ask for. Thanks, but no thanks; I wasted enough years on Java.
- pjmlp 8y agoUnless you happen to use a JVM from IBM, Azul, or many other JVM vendors that support AOT compilation and caching JIT code between executions. A way to save years on Java is to use the right implementations.