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We can get into semantics all day, but the point still stands that different languages are going to perform differently on any given benchmarks due to the perfo
by skohan 7y ago
We can get into semantics all day, but the point still stands that different languages are going to perform differently on any given benchmarks due to the performance constraints of that language.
Also I would love to see an implementation of the swift benchmark which doesn't lean on reference types, which is not idiomatic swift and is likely the reason the ARC penalty is so high here.