Begining of multi-decade cycle of "online first" life/work/entertainment. "Governments are starting to accept that the coronavirus isn’t a temporary problem, and instead will lead to long-term changes enabling society to co-exist with Covid-19" https://t.co/bMeXw0dngb via @WSJ

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Android applications today run what I like to call a "hive mind" where they optimise themselves depending on how users are using the app across arbitrary devices. A thread on Android’s Runtime optimisation which have led to this

With improvements in the ART runtime, developers should feel better about favoring good development patterns over memory-optimized-but-ugly-and-fragile techniques. But all of this is based on assumptions about the improvements of ART over Dalvik — what are the details?
This talk will examine some of the specific improvements that ART has made — over Dalvik and over time — and will demonstrate what these improvements mean for raw performance of garbage allocation and collection work.

Presented by: Chet Hasse & Romain Guy


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