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I regret I have but one upvote to give for this comment! In the hallway conversations around this problem at its most abstract, we have often used the GC analog
by bcantrill 7y ago
I regret I have but one upvote to give for this comment! In the hallway conversations around this problem at its most abstract, we have often used the GC analogy (aside: I am opposed to GC in systems software for essentially this same reason); it's good to know that this observation was being made by domain experts a long time ago! Thanks for the link!
- barking 7y agoThanks I'm glad you liked it. He's a very interesting man in my opinion.