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Caching 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.
by SanderNL 3y ago
Caching 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.