What kind of performance do we think is more important to focus on at this
point in JRuby development?  Should we find artificial benchmarks and
optimize any bottlenecks here, or run more "real world" type tests from
things like running a simple rails app?
An example is something like bug 1660 which is an artificial benchmark of
the Time.at method.  It's true that this is slower in JRuby than MRI, but
how often is someone going to call Time.at hundreds of millions of times
right in a row.  But maybe small things like this are the only real
bottlenecks left.

Just wondering what kind of focus we should have.

Joe

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