ulularem

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   by ulularem 4y ago

   To expand a bit more here (and I'll probably slightly flub some terminology): the JVM of course does just-in-time hotspot compilation of frequently-executed code. When it does so, it caches the optimized code for later executions. Ther
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   by ulularem 4y ago

   Is the JVM running out of code/JIT cache space? We had a similar problem recently in vanilla Java: monolith-like servers would seem to eventually "go bad" for no real discernable reason after hours/days of uptime. It tur
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   by ulularem 11y ago

   I mostly agree, especially with the emphasis on teaching. The way I typically deal with this situation (and it's one I encounter almost as a matter of course with new people, and they all grow beyond this) is to have a high-level, in-p