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> than something natively compiled Yet, basically every hot enough method will be run as JIT compiled native code.

• baz00 3y ago
  Eventually. At the end users's cost of time, memory, CPU and laggy ass performance while the JIT process is running. This is done on potentially millions of machines multiple times a day. Which is my point about it serving the needs of the publisher, not the end user.
  • kaba0 3y ago
    > This is done on potentially millions of machines multiple times a day And? Your car is working at an average of 20-30% of thermal efficiency, yet the benefit you get greatly outweighs the costs, doesn’t it?
    • baz00 3y ago
      That's not even an analogous argument.