Really? I didn't catch that vibe at all. You're saying if you do this without involving the community it is trolling? I guess it is fair to run the article by the community somehow, but I'm not sure the best approach to that. I'm doing a similar thing for Nim so I would like to not be seen as trolling.
They call names to anybody who dares to ask a genuine question they don't like. It's a meme by now, how easy it is to get banned on V's discord server.
I've a feeling that author tried to bring these issues on their discord server, got himself banned and then decided to write a blog.
Not sure what you want to test, though I'd bet that if you post questions on forum.nim-lang.org then you will get good help.
Anyway, to maybe get you started, Nim compile speed is usually best with a tcc backend (nim c --cc:tcc or set that in config.nims/nim.cfg). Meanwhile, run-time speed is usually best with gcc PGO.
Really? I didn't catch that vibe at all. You're saying if you do this without involving the community it is trolling? I guess it is fair to run the article by the community somehow, but I'm not sure the best approach to that. I'm doing a similar thing for Nim so I would like to not be seen as trolling.
They call names to anybody who dares to ask a genuine question they don't like. It's a meme by now, how easy it is to get banned on V's discord server.
I've a feeling that author tried to bring these issues on their discord server, got himself banned and then decided to write a blog.
> They call names to anybody who dares to ask a genuine question they don't like.
Made up nonsense without any proofs.
Untrue on both counts.
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Not sure what you want to test, though I'd bet that if you post questions on forum.nim-lang.org then you will get good help.
Anyway, to maybe get you started, Nim compile speed is usually best with a tcc backend (nim c --cc:tcc or set that in config.nims/nim.cfg). Meanwhile, run-time speed is usually best with gcc PGO.