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What problem does it solve for the end-user? If it doesn't, we should skip it. Programmers love large-scale infrastructure refactorings and they always get tho
by guard-of-terra 15y ago
What problem does it solve for the end-user?
If it doesn't, we should skip it. Programmers love large-scale infrastructure refactorings and they always get those wrong. Both in axiomatics and in implementation.
For example, I would argue that if unified web bytecode was adopted in 2002, its performance would be inferior today than