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Maybe the lesson here is that setting arbitrary, nice-sounding performance targets is a bad idea in general. Maybe it’s time for ruby to just stop worrying abou
by asfarley 6y ago
Maybe the lesson here is that setting arbitrary, nice-sounding performance targets is a bad idea in general. Maybe it’s time for ruby to just stop worrying about performance. As a developer on small and medium-sized projects, I’d rather see the effort go towards better cohesiveness, versioning and documentation for the latest ruby tools.
- regularfry 6y agoIt's not zero sum. A faster Ruby means it's applicable to more problems, which means more people using it, some proportion of whom will end up doing that other stuff.