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This isn't related to heap allocations. It's about removing the cost of a stack variable being moved into another stack variable.
by insanitybit 4y ago
This isn't related to heap allocations. It's about removing the cost of a stack variable being moved into another stack variable.
- yawgmoth 4y agoI became interested in stack performance specifically because I had to avoid heap allocations.
- insanitybit 4y agoI mean, it's tangentially related, sure. It's also related to ML because computers run ML algorithms and computers run programs with stacks.
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- yawgmoth 4y agoWhile I want to understand your point and welcome enlightenment, so far this conversation has just been kinda weirdly hostile.