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by kibwen
3687 days ago
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> Try using Go or Rust (love both, x2 for Go) to allocate
> say a hundred GB of memory for some huge/fast in-memory
> data processing.
Why would this be a problem in Rust? It literally doesn't impose any overhead on memory consumption, at least not any that C doesn't (e.g. padding). Dropbox has clusters of machines that manage exabytes of data whose core is written in Rust. |
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