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For the Rust, Go, and Ruby ecosystems it's very easy.

by 15155 3y ago

jpgvm 3y ago
Also trivial on JVM.
- jeffrallen 3y ago
  JVM: "Write once, wait around for the damn thing to start up everywhere".
  - weinzierl 3y ago
    Well, we have GraalVM now, which is "Write twice, wait a little less for the thing to start up on supported platforms."
    - razakel 3y ago
      I find it amusing that Oracle uses GraalVM.
  - dingi 3y ago
    I don't think that, a slightly increased startup time affects vast majority of software projects in any meaningful way.
    - toast0 3y ago
      Cloud provisioning takes so long, language runtime startup doesn't matter. :(
- fransje26 3y ago
  And I think C might work too.
  - lmm 3y ago
    Both people who managed to write a useful C program without any undefined behaviour confirm it worked on ARM. The rest of us might want to be a bit more careful.
neonsunset 3y ago
Why would you soil the name of Rust with the other two languages on the list? There are far superior options with way better ARM64 support.
- yawboakye 3y ago
  fwiw you’d find more web services written in ‘the other two languages on the list’ than rust. if there’s soiling at all, then the shoe is on the wrong foot.
  - neonsunset 3y ago
    Will you also say that JavaScript semantics and gotchas are good because millions of developers use it? Even if something is widespread, it does not make it good, especially not in the context of a newcomer platform in a server market.
    - yawboakye 3y ago
      > will you also say that javascript semantics and gotchas are good because millions of developers use it? unrelated to your original argument and so i’ll treat it as diversionary and ignore. that said, it’s an important signal that you suffer a deficiency in clear, systematic thinking. i’m happy to re-engage when you rid your arguments of these ‘tin whiskers’ that are equally as damaging as actual tin whiskers.
      - neonsunset 3y ago
        That's rich coming from a go dev :)
        yawboakye 3y ago
        and ruby. go and ruby. oh and javascript. go and ruby and javascript.
- 15155 3y ago

For the Rust, Go, and Ruby ecosystems it's very easy.

by 15155 3y ago

For the Rust, Go, and Ruby ecosystems it's very easy.

jpgvm 3y ago

Also trivial on JVM.

jeffrallen 3y ago
JVM: "Write once, wait around for the damn thing to start up everywhere".
- weinzierl 3y ago
  Well, we have GraalVM now, which is "Write twice, wait a little less for the thing to start up on supported platforms."
  - razakel 3y ago
    I find it amusing that Oracle uses GraalVM.
- dingi 3y ago
  I don't think that, a slightly increased startup time affects vast majority of software projects in any meaningful way.
  - toast0 3y ago
    Cloud provisioning takes so long, language runtime startup doesn't matter. :(
fransje26 3y ago
And I think C might work too.
- lmm 3y ago
  Both people who managed to write a useful C program without any undefined behaviour confirm it worked on ARM. The rest of us might want to be a bit more careful.

neonsunset 3y ago

Why would you soil the name of Rust with the other two languages on the list? There are far superior options with way better ARM64 support.

yawboakye 3y ago
fwiw you’d find more web services written in ‘the other two languages on the list’ than rust. if there’s soiling at all, then the shoe is on the wrong foot.
- neonsunset 3y ago
  Will you also say that JavaScript semantics and gotchas are good because millions of developers use it? Even if something is widespread, it does not make it good, especially not in the context of a newcomer platform in a server market.
  - yawboakye 3y ago
    > will you also say that javascript semantics and gotchas are good because millions of developers use it? unrelated to your original argument and so i’ll treat it as diversionary and ignore. that said, it’s an important signal that you suffer a deficiency in clear, systematic thinking. i’m happy to re-engage when you rid your arguments of these ‘tin whiskers’ that are equally as damaging as actual tin whiskers.
    - neonsunset 3y ago
      That's rich coming from a go dev :)
      - yawboakye 3y ago
        and ruby. go and ruby. oh and javascript. go and ruby and javascript.
15155 3y ago