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I don't agree with this. In the limit, an AI (if it is ever as smart as a human[1]) will just introduce malloc/free and stack allocation at the right places. [
by titzer 5y ago
I don't agree with this. In the limit, an AI (if it is ever as smart as a human[1]) will just introduce malloc/free and stack allocation at the right places.
[1] at memory management. I think that it is only a matter of time until machine learning, region-based memory management, and inference of ownership (which really is region-based memory management, tbh) are combined in the right way to get superhuman results.
- moonchild 5y ago> introduce malloc/free and stack allocation at the right places Will it? malloc/free are slow; gc can allocate faster and free faster. And problems are often dynamic and can't be statically determined.