@D-4got10-01 @BordedDev Don't watch it. It's a dog dying / being incapacitated

Holy shit actually kill yourself

Why was I dumb enough to watch that shit

@retoor I mean it's gotten fast again. Its not dying yet

@whimsical Sure, but now the community is split over many club houses so each one feels emptier :/

Great, exactly what I said happened because people couldn't stop themselves trying to be "the guy"

Man that gives me nostalgia

Why can't modern websites be this cool anymore

@jestdotty You maybe already know but serde allows you to declare foreign implementations for types

So if you have RefCell<T> you can write your own serialize logic (which locks the refcell and then calls the default serialize method on the inner type) and attach it via #[serde(serialize_with = "path")]

@jestdotty For very simple things yes, but even with AI any more complex thing is just a disaster ;-;

@BordedDev Haven't tried yet but my idea was to have two working buffers per thread and then submit a read for the next file while processing the current one

Not sure if you did something similar

@BordedDev Shucks!

I was planning on adding some io_uring too. I think just the file reading (and waiting...) is like half the runtime :P

@BordedDev Don't know, Rust doesn't have -Ofast :P

@BordedDev Oh yeah you're right. Though I wonder what the difference between std::async and std::coroutine is

I think only the latter is "true" stack-machine based async comparable to Rust

@antigermanist Just tell her to calm down and be less emotional. I'm sure that'll work :P

@BordedDev Swift is pretty cross platform nowadays

@Lensflare To be fair, even if she *did* need actual generators, there are good solutions in Rust

@BordedDev Not sure what you're referring to. coroutines were only added in C++20

@BordedDev -O3 is always bigger. LLVM just can't stop itself auto-vectorizing a loop over 4 elements with 16 unique unrolled SIMD variants for every possible combination of array length lol

@BordedDev C++ got async and generators *after* Rust

...well maybe not generators :P

@jestdotty You do you :P

As far as I can tell it's a pretty small dependency. Sometimes I really think you are allergic to abstractions that make your live easier

@jestdotty There are crates which give you generators on stable (by using async under the hood), just search coroutine on crates.io

`genawaiter` for example

@antigermanist I think that's just called being a woman

@kobenz Oh right it literally says that :P

Surprises me though, since it's literally the same* compiler logic as for async

Generators should be pretty stable since I believe they share a lot of code with async in the compiler

Maybe Hitler or Diddy is available too

You're a JS girl. You don't know the horrors of manual memory management and UB due to memory unsafety :P

Introverts rise up!

I know right!

It's a constant battle to steer it into the right direction without it going off and doing weird shit

I can see why people like it, but oh buddy is it not for me

The only waffles worth loving are the ones with butter milk

@jestdotty One of the things I like about JS. You can always make it work

@BordedDev Now thats the spirit!