Linq-like extension functions for Arrays, Span<T>, and List<T> that are faster and allocate less.
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Linq-like extension functions for Arrays, Span<T>, and List<T> that are faster and allocate less.
Dead simple, super fast, zero allocation and modular logger for Golang
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An allocator that can track and limit memory usage.
Could be nice to have. (http://memkind.github.io/memkind/).
Easy to use SIMD accelerated Array and Span methods
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Gotcha
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QuickPerf documentation: https://github.com/quick-perf/doc/wiki/QuickPerf
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Currently one cannot just do
-SomeLoss(). Of course it could be hacked by doing(-1) * SomeLoss(). We want to implement the first syntax via__sub__.