If you go on a system with grep aliased and run your single grep command, are you going to be able to tell which binary was larger? If you look at the size of

If you go on a system with grep aliased and run your single grep command, are you going to be able to tell which binary was larger? If you look at the size of two disk images for different distros, and one has grep while the other has ripgrep, are you going to be able to tell which is which? 10x larger than grep is noise in 2020. Making that tradeoff in exchange for significantly improved performance seems reasonable. Not to mention a large part of that difference is likely due to grep relying on libc, while ripgrep has to bundle its own runtime. And that's not even bringing up memory safety. I'll take ripgrep at 10x the size of grep any day.