this whole thread resonates with my view so much. writing haskell flavored rust lets you be confident & performant without overthinking, I'd gladly switch to something that hits that intersection better
picked this back up and turned it into a tool that can estimate within 10% the compile cost of functions. Think of it like cargo llvm-lines that rolls up to functions in your crate
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fp has a rep for being for smart people, but tbh i like it because i am old and dumb and sleepy and high, and it doesn't require me to think as much about what's happening. i know that what happens in my current scope, stays in my current scope. that's room freed up for another bong rip
prototyped a little tool here to break down the sizes of large futures.
My objective is to help figure out how to reduce compile times in async-heavy projects by telling you which futures are worth erasing. Might work on surfacing call-graph depth next.
