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Unless those “double digits” are 98+%, ruby is still going to be quadruple digit percentage points behind strong competitors in terms of performance. If I’m go
by wredue 3y ago
Unless those “double digits” are 98+%, ruby is still going to be quadruple digit percentage points behind strong competitors in terms of performance.
If I’m going to give it even a second glance, I can’t be seeing “ruby 10,000% slower than Java” for measured use cases.