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Note that writes are asynchronous on Linux too, and only become synchronous when the kernel buffer for writing is full. No special code needed.
by mortehu 7y ago
Note that writes are asynchronous on Linux too, and only become synchronous when the kernel buffer for writing is full. No special code needed.
- hinkley 7y agoStuff like that is even more confusing because your performance analysis at moderate load tells you absolutely nothing about how the system will behave under high load (people who complain about GC often mention this as one of their grievances) Turns out this causes a lot of issues when working with large diverse teams in particular. If you have a team of 4 you can socialize the idea of avoiding situations like this.