kill the commas! (phobos code cleanup)

[via Digitalmars-d]

On Sunday, 7 September 2014 at 14:43:21 UTC, ketmar via 
Digitalmars-d wrote:
> variable-length characters. memory is cheap nowdays and what is
> limiting is network speed. ah, and network throughput. as for 
> servers
> -- i can use two, or three or n for that matter. smart sharding 
> rocks,
> hardware is cheap.

If speed does not matter then you don't need a system level 
language. You could use Java, C# or some dynamic language with 
more convenience.

Memory is not so cheap on servers, you also need to take into 
account that any pressure on memory will increase network traffic 
because you push data out of the in-memory caches.

Server prices on Amazon:
t2.micro 1 core 1GiB $51 ~$77 per year
t2.small 1 core 2GiB $102	 ~$137 per year