Gas expands to fill the volume of the container -> Tragedy of the Commons.
Software developers get lazier, stop profiling, and aren't incentivized to produce efficient code... we're usually incentivized to produce code that works and stop at that.
Software developers get lazier, stop profiling, and aren't incentivized to produce efficient code... we're usually incentivized to produce code that works and stop at that.
It's rare when performance issues happen at the line level, unless you're doing CPU intensive tight loops. I can't remember the last time I had to optimize for that, but maybe I'm just not in the right field.
However what I constantly have to optimize for is IO and latency. And for that, all you can do is a proper architecture.