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I’ve specifically used Opus to diagnose and fix performance bottlenecks in parallel Rust code on multiple occasions (e.g improving NPS for a chess engine) and i
by cronin101 2mo ago
I’ve specifically used Opus to diagnose and fix performance bottlenecks in parallel Rust code on multiple occasions (e.g improving NPS for a chess engine) and it works well.
I’ve done plenty of performance architecting in my day-job and rule #1 is generally “you can’t fix what you can’t see/measure”. I have a suspicion that many folks aren’t investing in letting AI actually introspect iterative execution via the appropriate harness, and are then acting surprised that it is no oracle.
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- ryaniscool 2mo agoI understand you're trying to draw a parallel (no pun intended) between what you did with Rust and the work the author performs as a professional game developer who optimizes game code for a living (it says this in his bio). Since, I'm assuming you are not a professional game developer, the parallel is speculative and sort of reaching. Therefore, is it feasible to you the author of the blog knows better than you what tools work for his chosen field and that he came to the conclusions he did in good faith?