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Java 25's new CPU-Time Profiler (1)

55 SerCe 6 9/13/2025, 8:11:27 AM mostlynerdless.de ↗

Comments (6)

exabrial · 19m ago

The JVMin in the last 6-8 years has been a powerhouse of innovation and cool features. Incredibly impressive!

panny · 2m ago

And a thank you to Oracle for being a good steward of the language.

electric_muse · 29m ago

Execution-time sampling is great for latency stories, but it blurs the line between waiting and working.

CPU-time sampling gives you a cleaner picture of what actually burns cycles, which is the thing you pay for and the thing you can really optimize.

When two lenses disagree, you learn something about whether you’re chasing throughput or latency. That’s the conversation most teams need.

porridgeraisin · 6m ago

ChatGPT

lionkor · 3m ago

what?

alserio · 57s ago

I believe they are saying that the commenter looks a lot like karma farming with an llm, it leaves a lot of comments like this one