▲ | nijave a day ago | |
In fairness, I think a lot of GIL languages already have high overload and I've never been under the impression OTEL was optimized for performance and efficiency. | ||
▲ | hinkley 9 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
It really isn’t. The code reads like it was designed by SpringBoot users. You have to read three different docs to suss out how to use multiple calls together to get a desired approach, and some of the docs leave out critical details. I think people forget that folks use Google thinks is the top result isn’t necessarily what the creators would assume is the document people would find for a topic. I’ve been trying to explain this to the Elixir community for instance. “Can’t to X, doesn’t work.” “Look, it’s easy. Did you even RTFM? http://blah.example.com/doc/articleb#section2” “Uh, no, because search engine took me to http://blah.example.com/doc/articleg#section7” |