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I deeply hate this modern attitude. It’s factually correct due to hardware and compilers (néé transpilers) offering so much headroom, but part of me cries when
by jorvi 2y ago
I deeply hate this modern attitude.
It’s factually correct due to hardware and compilers (néé transpilers) offering so much headroom, but part of me cries when you compare modern hardware utilization compared to how optimized-to-the-gills late generation PS2 games were.
- WhyCause 2y agoI would argue that the fast part isn't optional for web apps (where "transpiling"), but it can be in many other instances. I write a lot of data-pipeline code in Python that mostly runs once a day. Does it matter if it takes an hour to run instead of five minutes? Not really, as long as it's ready to go for the next run.