nope. it was an intentional trade off with respect to compilation speed. once generics have baked for a bit with real world usage said decision will almost cert

nope. it was an intentional trade off with respect to compilation speed. once generics have baked for a bit with real world usage said decision will almost certainly be revisited. edit: for example one could envision the compiler generates the top n specializations per generic function based on usage and then uses the current stuff non-specialized version for the rest.