There is a note that the glicko system was rewritten from Java to Scala and that some JVM settings fixed some performance issues. Hard to say whether or not that counts.
The issue is that people use tags for two competing use cases: filter out content and filter for content. The people who don’t want any JVM content might appreciate the tag. The people who want Java content might be annoyed by it.
Last I heard, it sounded like filtering out content was more common so this might be okay.
(Meta-ish note: does this really fit under Java?)
There is a note that the glicko system was rewritten from Java to Scala and that some JVM settings fixed some performance issues. Hard to say whether or not that counts.
The issue is that people use tags for two competing use cases: filter out content and filter for content. The people who don’t want any JVM content might appreciate the tag. The people who want Java content might be annoyed by it.
Last I heard, it sounded like filtering out content was more common so this might be okay.
If you count JVM as Java.