“Standard accepted wisdom of my Python program is a little bit slow is find the hottest loop or hottest part of your program and write it in Rust”
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Josh Triplett
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Built more efficient data structures by profiling standard libraries and replacing slow parts (C++ STL map, Go Swift table)
“Standard accepted wisdom of my Python program is a little bit slow is find the hottest loop or hottest part of your program and write it in Rust”
“We've actually built our own sort of library in-house that allows the model to generate UI, but in a very token-efficient manner, and to do it in a streamable way”
“We're certainly going to build out a Google business profile… Apple Maps… getting close to 30% of market share for searches for locations”
“Going too fast… you’re going to have a lot more churn and waste… I would rather be more methodical and risk going too slow than being too aggressive”
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