Exactly 88 Bytes
In the next version of Bun Timers returned by setTimeout & setInterval use 8 bytes less memory r: TimeoutObject is size: 88 "TimeoutObject is size: {d}", .{@si r: TimeoutObject is size: 80 "TimeoutObject is size: {d}", .{@si Umm... can you revert? My SaaS company has a business-critical workflow that relies on TimeoutObject being exactly 88 bytes.
A programming post announces that Bun’s timer objects will use 8 fewer bytes of memory, showing a size reduction from 88 to 80 bytes. The reply jokingly claims that a business-critical SaaS workflow depends on the object being exactly 88 bytes, parodying users who demand that harmless technical improvements be reverted because their fragile system relies on an implementation detail.
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- @gentoomemes / 16340 2025-03-08
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