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@lofty Yes, very much so!
@lofty I'm reminded of a quote from Chris Celio's x86 vs. ARM vs. RISC-V ISA Shootout talk: "Unfortunately, it's really hard to remove Intel's SSE SIMD from your binary. On the plus side, it turns out it's really hard to get it to actually use it properly" 😆
@lofty you might be able to decrease the food budget by buying bags of rice and beans in bulk. Everything else is essential, though, so there's not much wiggle room left
@lofty what sound do you perceive for $?
@lofty is there a reason you wrote them as coroutines and not functions? I'm not very familiar with Rust coroutines or why you'd use them over functions.
@arturo182 this is extremely funny
@lofty I would be very interested to read a blog post about the design process if you end up doing that. Especially if common sense must die to improve performance.

@lofty Nevermind abandoned software and hardware, I'm of the view that purchasing software or hardware should include the tools necessary to control every bit of data in every RAM and register and the documentation necessary to do so.

I understand that it's much easier to make the abandonware argument though, and I also support that. It'd be a nice compromise if companies had to submit documentation and programming tools to some kind of agency that timed the public release for a few years after the launch date. That way, millions of products wouldn't become e-waste if a company is suddenly bought out or goes bankrupt.

@lofty I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the experience if you do. Last I tried, the documentation didn't do a good job of instructing how to set up domains or give examples of what a first-time user's config files would look like.
@lofty is the compiler choosing to use an unsigned version of std::max for some reason?