Apologies for the brusque contrarianism, but this simply isn't true. I spent hours pouring over all the material they published when starting on this journey, because I was astounded that a team with a reputation for purposely avoiding groundbreaking work in favor of productivity today, had done something truly groundbreaking.

It wasn't remotely clear that the advancement here was "We don't provide settings, because we're guesstimating your workload matches the standard Go use case!", and all the histrionics further masked this truth.

At this point I'm just repeating the article, though. :)