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LGTM
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we should use |
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checked the code, can approve, i hope this gets merged soon! |
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🚀 This is a phenomenal performance improvement! |
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Production ready. |
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What a performance gain!
Co-authored-by: Max Graey <[email protected]>
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I am absolutely thrilled to give a massive shoutout to the incredible MaxGraey for his blazingly fast optimization work on my GitHub commit. With his expert knowledge of Rust's memory management and advanced programming constructs, MaxGraey has taken my code to a whole new level of performance and efficiency. His contributions have truly been game-changing, and I am deeply grateful for his outstanding work. I can confidently say that my code is now running at a blazingly fast speed, thanks to MaxGraey's unparalleled expertise and dedication. I must say that I am immensely proud of the power and efficiency of Rust. With Rust, we can achieve levels of performance that simply cannot be matched by other programming languages. In contrast, even the most optimized C++ code falls short of Rust's blazingly fast speeds. In the end, it is developers like MaxGraey who make Rust the incredible language that it is. His contributions are a shining example of the limitless potential of Rust's powerful constructs and the immense talent of Rust developers. Thank you, MaxGraey, for your incredible work and your unwavering dedication to making Rust the most efficient and high-performing language out there! |
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I was happy to help @Dou2ble improve them Rust code, even though @Dou2ble is not a huge fan of anime (especially Madoka), furies, hentai, and femboys. But the Rust community is very inclusive, so even "normies" like @Dou2ble are always welcome here! You still have a lot to learn to write idiomatic Rust code to become an idiomatic Rust evangelist. Firstly, you need to change your mindset! To do that, you have to stop eating meat first and go exclusively to soy-saturated food. This will reduce the production of steroid hormones and increase the production of estrodiol in your body. It is very important to increase your stress resistance to "borrow checker" and "trait solving" as well as clippy suggestions. And then everything will go its way, most importantly do not be afraid of the upcoming changes ;) |

Rust allows for memory safety and blazingly fast performance and would be a great candidate to write this part of the project in