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Depends. Many reasons, but one is that Java has a much richer set of 3rd party libraries to do things versus rolling your own. And often (not always) third pa
by tyingq 7mo ago
Depends. Many reasons, but one is that Java has a much richer set of 3rd party libraries to do things versus rolling your own. And often (not always) third party libraries that have been extensively optimized, real world proven, etc.
Then things like the jit, by default, doing run time profiling and adaptation.
- andriy_koval 7mo agoJava has huge ecosystem in enterprise dev, but very unlikely it has ecosystem edge in high performance/real time compute.
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