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And then we wonder why web apps are all so unreliable and inefficient...

• __bjoernd 3y ago
  Certainly not because the developer didn't learn all the x86 machine code mnemonics by heart.
  • mgaunard 3y ago
    How is that relevant? A computer architecture class explains the high-level concepts of an ISA and micro-architecture, covering features from across the domain. There is never a strong focus on x86, and any kind of rote memorization has nothing to do in a higher education institution.
    • j33zusjuice 3y ago
      Are you autistic or something? Serious question. You seem to have a hard time understanding other perspectives, and you missed obvious sarcasm/hyperbole there.
• ctz 3y ago
  If you find yourself wondering this, the answers are in an undergraduate economics course. Please learn the basics ;)
• quickthrower2 3y ago
  Because the developers are not using Chrome tools to profile their web apps, and they are not collecting performance metrics in production?