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if it's "long" running, you want the full JIT experience, because you essentially lose the entire "But how does my code actually run" optimisations that the JIT
by Twirrim 4y ago
if it's "long" running, you want the full JIT experience, because you essentially lose the entire "But how does my code actually run" optimisations that the JIT can do, and only have stuff that can be done ahead of time.