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Really? Removing caching from the world and then see what is still working. In fact, you probably wouldn't even be able to read my response anymore. So yes, te
by valenterry 3y ago
Really? Removing caching from the world and then see what is still working. In fact, you probably wouldn't even be able to read my response anymore.
So yes, technical limitations are a major concern when designing software.
- SanderNL 3y agoCaching is also as old as computer science itself, which is my point. It’s not rocket science. We got that. We don’t need caching solution #6362.
- valenterry 3y agoThen I suggest you reword > nearly all domains are very damn near certain not caused by technical limitations to > nearly all domains are very damn near certain not caused by bleeding edge technical limitations Which is then true. But also doesn't really tell much anymore.
- SanderNL 3y agoI will admit that there are technical limitations in the world. I am not quite sure I said there weren’t. What I said was that they just don’t matter in the grand scheme of things. Caching is not holding anyone back, it’s just a technical detail.
- valenterry 3y agoMaybe I just read your post wrongly, but my impression is just very different. Even though I don't do bleeding edge work mostly, I still spent about a third of my coding time dealing with performance related issues. And I do use postgres, the jvm and generally mostly mature technology. But much is related to the specific domain I'm working at, so I don't think more standardization would have been of any help in my case. I guess we just do different things.