diondokter

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   by diondokter 5mo ago

   Yes, but I can't share the codebases since they're our client's and proprietary. But there aren't a lot of big embedded codebases that are also open source
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   by diondokter 5mo ago

   Various prominent people have said years after that .await was the correct choice after all
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   by diondokter 5mo ago

   In open source I guess there's two types of work: 1. features 2. maintenance You can 'sell' new features. They cost money to create, but they solve real problems. Those problems also cost money and if that's more than th
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   by diondokter 5mo ago

   So on the title, I picked this because it's simply the truth. Since async landed in 2019 or so, not much has changed. Yes, we can have async in traits and closures now. But those are updates to the typesystem, not to the async machiner
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   by diondokter 5mo ago

   Hi, author here. I mention in the blog that I've tried to quickly hack two of the simplest optimizations in the compiler and it resulted in 2%-5% binary size savings in real embedded (async) codebases. And a quick and probably deeply f