I wonder if that's Ruby screwing up laziness at a semantic level or if it's again implementation. Haskell doesn't screw it up nearly as bad, from what I've seen. (Though there are definitely cases where it's users do use & recommend eager evaluation.)
> There is no reason for local operations (vs fundamentally async federated stuff) to go through work queues rather than being fully synchronous local filesystem ops that complete immediately.
I see. I wonder why that indirection step. Although under high load, even non-transactional IO very much doesn't complete instantly. But that's still no argument for the indirection, concurrency is a thing.
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2024-09-10 21:17:04
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