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Suppose you want to make a small, hackable interpreter, so you write an AST walker. Could you recover performance by supporting lightweight threads that use all the CPUs? The Python GIL preferred single threaded performance over multithreading, this is the opposite.

What's your preferred granularity of docs? (a) A whole module on one page, e.g. https://pkg.go.dev/time, making search easy? (b) A function per page, e.g. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.time.php, giving more space for examples and See Also sections? I'm torn, and I've seen both done well.

Difftastic 0.29 is out! * A ton of optimisation (30% shorter runtime) from smaller data structures * Improved cases where the outer delimiter is preferred (lisps, JSON) * Better detection of binary files (thanks @OnlyXuanwo) * Improved Perl, added Elvish