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   by 672723074828 11y ago

   So it improves the performance for a very small number of Firefox users at the expense of the performance of all of the other Firefox users who never would have had the extension installed in the first place?
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   by 672723074828 11y ago

   A bad thing to do is to start thinking such things to begin with. Just because somebody expresses an idea that you personally disagree with it does not mean that they are "trolling", it does not mean that the idea is "invalid
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   by 672723074828 11y ago

   Those are absolutely awful metrics to use when measuring a developer's ability and talent, or the quality of this developer's contributions. They are also extremely easy to game, too.
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   by 672723074828 11y ago

   This is very interesting! There is a huge difference between the assembly code generated by the C compilers and the assembly code generated by the Rust compiler for the equivalent code samples! Sometimes there is 10 to 20 times more lines o
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   by 672723074828 11y ago

   I wish that I could more easily compare the assembly outputs of the different compilers! Three or more of the rightmost panel would be superb! I want to see how the assembly compares between them without having to switch back and forth usin