Technical and development lead of the official UK COVID-19 Dashboard.
Software geek. Researcher in neuroscience & biomedical data science. Former teaching fellow at University College London.
Location
London, UK
Education
Birkbeck College, University of London and UCL
Work
Deputy head of software engineering for web and data services at UK Health Security Agency
Definitely agree that repetitive compilation is not only very counterintuitive here, but also destructive. It certainly defies the point of JIT, or any sort of compilation for that matter. It's somehow like treating JIT compiler as an interpreter, if you know what I mean...
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Excellent article. Thank you for putting all this together!
It is a bit odd that the compilation is performed (again and again) for all queries. This seems to partially contradict the point of JIT itself
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Definitely agree that repetitive compilation is not only very counterintuitive here, but also destructive. It certainly defies the point of JIT, or any sort of compilation for that matter. It's somehow like treating JIT compiler as an interpreter, if you know what I mean...