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I don’t think it’s that big of an language issue. Java isn’t that much slower (logarithmically speaking). But design choices have arbitrarily incorporated huge
by Aperocky 7y ago
I don’t think it’s that big of an language issue. Java isn’t that much slower (logarithmically speaking). But design choices have arbitrarily incorporated huge amount of bloat and inefficiency.
- buboard 7y agoyep, logarithmic. Well, the question is what's the motive about those design choices? Today's e.g. web app choices seem to be basically aesthetic with an eye for extreme novelty, and total disregard for how many times a buffer is being copied back and forth before reaching the user.
- Aperocky 7y agoThat is compared to python/ruby which would be multiple logs slower or scaling choices that makes the service resemble the microkernels. Usually dedicated, simple engineering can be very fast using either C or java