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It's selection bias. There's a huge number of GC language users, but those who experience problems tend to be the ones who comment. You're right; the vast majo
by kelseyfrog 2mo ago
It's selection bias. There's a huge number of GC language users, but those who experience problems tend to be the ones who comment.
You're right; the vast majority of people use GC just fine and go about their day. We should update little to none when we see evidence of GC hardship.
- stmw 2mo agoIt depends a lot on the scale of the system, which often means that those fewer users are actually doing things that are more complex and more valuable - either at the lower end or at the high end.
- 2001zhaozhao 2mo agoI sometimes run into browser JavaScript GC issues for browser games specifically but on the JVM side i have not run into any pain points for a long time. (I run a first-person shooter Minecraft server, and for this and other fast-paced gaming in general pause times under a millisecond or so is generally good.)