Ross A. Baker

Hasty benchmark from b141aa1. Those error bars are suspicious. AltService is the run-based encoding from [dfc44db](https://github.com/http4s/http4s/pull/6769/commits/dfc44dbbca015b778e919e877b4fdbdc0d893e66). It should beat routes, and should eventually lose to service. If it doesn't lose...

[2afc896](https://github.com/http4s/http4s/pull/6769/commits/2afc8967160bd43465199a20f65d2fc7e8acfe5d) benchmarks: * run as: `bench/jmh:run -i 3 -wi 3 -f 1 -t 8 org.http4s.bench.ServiceBench`. (No, that's not many iterations or forks.) * switched to Throughput mode * run on...

Some normalized memory pressure stats. Here we see results like we'd expect. ``` [info] ServiceBench.altService:·gc.alloc.rate.norm thrpt 3 1817.602 ± 0.168 B/op [info] ServiceBench.altService:·gc.churn.PS_Eden_Space.norm thrpt 3 1838.042 ± 72.360 B/op [info]...

I'll run the benchmarks overnight and report back in the morning. `Service` is getting pretty easy to read, and competitive on throughput and allocations.

Apparently my Mac goes to sleep even when it's plugged in. I didn't get the full numbers I wanted. But: The argument for `Service` over `AltService` seems to be allocations....

I can confirm the same problem. The readme for lsp-scala now mentions needing to set lsp-language-id-configuration. I tried adding the following to lsp-scala.el, and see it in the list: ```elisp...

@JesusMtnez Did you have to add to `lsp-language-id-configuration` I set `lsp-scala-server-command` to an absolute path, instead of the default `"metals-emacs"`, and it worked. My `metals-emacs` is in my $PATH, so...

Are you running into https://github.com/Malabarba/spinner.el/issues/14, maybe? I'm curious why I didn't see that. I'm now managing my config through nix, so that may have worked some magic. I would check...

Where would it persist to disk by default? Or would it be opt in? I usually take the inputs and make an explicit test case for it, but this is...

Every time I ask "why don't we support ____" from `java.*`, the answer is lacking support in Scala.js and/or Scala Native. Unless that's also the problem here, I see no...