I'd be curious to know transactions per second (or other metrics) before and after the suggested changes.
Indeed. The post can be more interesting with proper metrics to backup the impact of each change.
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It's amazing to see how few backwards-incompatible changes have come out of three years of language evolution. Really speaks to how mature Rust has become.
Indeed. This edition seems so small compared to the 2018 Edition that I even felt unimpressed reading the article.
Glad to see the language maturing.
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