> it's the order of magnitude of performance that matters Finally a sound voice in this merry go round of one-upping. Totally agree. The funny thing is, if peo

> it's the order of magnitude of performance that matters Finally a sound voice in this merry go round of one-upping. Totally agree. The funny thing is, if people paid half as much attention to optimizing the bloat crap they build, instead of drooling over 10% cpu gains, you’d see a much bigger improvements. Obviously it depends on the domain, but everything I’ve come across (except core tech like SQLite etc) have huge overhead in both memory and cpu that could easily be optimized if someone paid attention. Like the json parsing issue with gta online, that’s a perfect yet egregious example of software practices today.