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> Not every solution to a problem needs to use as little memory as possible Those problems are called "one-offs" relative to things I design for scale.
by spacemanmatt 5y ago
> Not every solution to a problem needs to use as little memory as possible
Those problems are called "one-offs" relative to things I design for scale.
- capableweb 5y ago... Yes, "relative to things I design" You think that applies to everyone? You think that comes close to applying to people focusing on improving throughoutput specifically?
- kaba0 5y agoUnless you talk about embedded, I have to disagree. RAM is the cheapest resource to scale and it will likely continue to grow without problems. There are server machines with 1TB of RAM available. And in the domain where Java is used, it uses totally apt amounts of RAM compared to other managed languages.