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quohort
2y ago
Very interesting article and much-needed criticism of the current standard of heuristic optimization. Before reading this, I thought that a simple compiler could never usefully compete against optimizing compilers (which require more manpow
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quohort
2y ago
>If you want the ci/cd to not change in any way then you need to build in an environment which doesn't update in any way. Necroing this, but what would it take to ensure forward-compatibility of rust like this?
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quohort
2y ago
I think that in an ecosystem that's more standardized like C or C++, you will have better backwards compatibility because compilers are written to the standard rather than the other way around. I look forward to the time when rust gets