tilaven

It's even more impressive when you look at multi-file coverage calculation, 109 times faster (3min 47s -> 2s!) and 22 times less memory used (494MB -> 22.69 MB!)

🦀 Rust ai-slop rewrite for 104 times speed improvement and 29 times less memory consumption > be me > work on huge legacy project > use OSS library to calculate new lines coverage - diff-cover > library starts to OOM > for some reason it loads the same file to memory multiple times > i can fix it.jpg > write detailed plan > open your favorite LLM chat > prompt for your life with Rust > 104x times faster > 29x times less memory usage > save thousands on CI > save hours to your devs we all deserve faster CI and tools! github.com/tilaven/diff-c…

I ain't lying, you can verify for yourself. Benchmarks run on AWS Fargate so no background tasks influence in it

@CR1337 this hurts on so many levels

When Meta trains it models on 80+ TB of pirated books from LibGen and other platforms, it's called 'fair use', without them having to pay penalties and / or receive some form of legal punishment, as proceedings are ongoing. When Aaron Swartz downloaded 70 GB of articles from JSTOR in 2010 he was facing a $1M fine and 35 years in prison, before taking his life in 2013.

@rebane2001 non-boomer one

ctf pattern recognition test