Yeah, that was my first thought, too, but the article is still inspirational. Could code generation ever be fast enough for practical problems? I'm wondering ho

Yeah, that was my first thought, too, but the article is still inspirational. Could code generation ever be fast enough for practical problems? I'm wondering how far we could get if the generated code for each problem is cached between compiles (so we build up a huge database of solutions over time) and also reused, based on the satisfied constraints, when searching for solutions to more complex problems (much like developers reuse existing functions).