> but after some short practice it really gets out of the way and does not become a problem It's similar in C#. Once you have some experience writing latency-s

> but after some short practice it really gets out of the way and does not become a problem It's similar in C#. Once you have some experience writing latency-sensitive .NET code like games or realtime multimedia, GC works quite well in practice because you learn how to write code in a way that doesn't stress the GC too much. People who don't care about latency are still able to get their stuff done.