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I am pretty sure in most cases you build less often than you execute.
by asveikau 5y ago
I am pretty sure in most cases you build less often than you execute.
- nostrademons 5y agoNot necessarily true in development, at least when it comes to compute cycles. Oftentimes you run it once, find a bug, fix the bug, run it again. The CPU time spent in the compiler dwarfs the time spent actually executing the program.
- asveikau 5y agoYes, but development is the anomalous circumstance. Once you deploy, it's all execution. That should dwarf development time.