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> In 2001 Mark Probst implemented tail-call optimization in GCC That's me. The motivation back then was to allow compilers that target C to assume that tail calls will be "proper".…

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At Glide we've set up Replay for a few power users who report a lot of bugs. It works when you can onboard them and explain what's important in a usable replay, in particular that …

I've been using Replay for the past few months, and I miss it so much now whenever I can't use it for some reason (usually because I'm debugging backend stuff). The main value prop…

But look at 95% and 99% latency numbers - Rust is on top. And surprisingly (to me) Go totally tanks in 99% latency.

I'm the original author. Thank you for your explanations! I added a link to this post to the README. I believe the reason I did all the stack juggling was because I wanted to write…

Author here. I never benchmarked it, but probably not fast. This was just a fun programming exercise.

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