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For my own edification I often let performance & size slip to see if I can re-imagine something simpler from the start from a complete new direction;
This is often the greenfield hubris because it doesn't have all the same battle-scars of the full implementation so I try to make sure I take a very different approach to make it worthwhile :)
Then I just have faith that performance and size can always be improved over time.
I enjoyed all the papers I read on my graduate classes that bordered on "art" whereas now they seem to be obsessed with performance only.
I gave 3 talks that I will update on my site[2] once they released.
[1]: https://nix.vegas [2]: https://fzakaria.com/talks
Fabien, care to share your whole file? I'll plug it into my NixOS machine.
I wrote about this recently as well.
We leave Saturday to hack on Nix !
exe.dev is great but lurking in my mind is: "how will I replicate this if I ever need to move to AWS etc.." for all the service composition.
Site looks great too
Similar to Jeff Dean's visualization of numbers every programmer should know, visualizing scale is helpful -+ or at least I find it so.
Smaller structs help with keeping working set down though.