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faster-multimethods
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overload-fn: Function overloading on type for Clojure
u/ertucetin Per experiments once you get into multi-type signatures and obviate protocols (there could probably be a weird nested protocol branching thing though), and into multimethods, calls get about 28x slower. If you use the equivalent faster-multimethods experiment then the multi-type example is on par with protocols (probably obviates the need for protocols).
Jax-RS-Performance-Comparison
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Loom proliferation
I think you are oversimplifying and ignoring some important aspects. The first aspect you are ignoring is Thread locality. The second aspect you are ignoring is the need for concurrency. We can agree to disagree. I think until virtual threads provide a mechanism for grouping a set of virtual threads to a single OS thread, they won't be able to provide the same performance. If things were as simple as you described; Netty wouldn't be outperforming other thread-per-request service frameworks. Why do you think Netty outperforms all other options here https://github.com/smallnest/Jax-RS-Performance-Comparison
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