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The code compiles.
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A previous article illustrated how algorithms written in naïve C# can easily underperform due to being sloppy with memory allocations.
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Optimizing algorithms can be demanding work, requiring a fine-grained understanding of what the processor is doing, involving many repeated measurement and adjustment iterations, depending on a theoretical understanding of computer science principles and…
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As hardware gets faster and more capable, software keeps getting slower.
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Values of certain Rust types need to be pinned, which prevents them from moving in memory.
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The rising skepticism about the value generated by AI is justified.
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Rust is best known for its memory safety features.
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Most production code is written without its performance being a goal, using “typical” coding patterns for different languages.
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DRM merely enforces policy and does not own keys.
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DRM clients are different but same.