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Except that startup cost is a one-time hit (of course), and 99% of the time performance sensitive code will be running in a longer lived context.
by adam_arthur 6y ago
Except that startup cost is a one-time hit (of course), and 99% of the time performance sensitive code will be running in a longer lived context.
- OneAlias1 6y agoIn a longer live context(more data crunching) Rust will win by even a greater margin, as performance improvements will compound. I know from benchmarking various Rust vs Go vs Node.js scenarios, and as the volume of data increases Node.js's performance gets worse.