Do you know if there are videos of those talks posted anywhere?
> In C++, the only way I'm aware of to verify whether a value is actually moved or not is to use a debugger. Not as simple as if there was a proper borrow checker but its sort of possible:…
> the dinosaur book Do you have a link?
> You can also do some crazy stuff with recursive SQL evaluation. I.e. a UDF that executes raw SQL command text, which itself can contain the same invocation. Bonus points if this command text resides in the same…
SerenityOS uses this pattern heavily: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/blob/master/AK/Try.h
What type of performance issues do you run into with cpython?
Do you know if there are videos of those talks posted anywhere?
> In C++, the only way I'm aware of to verify whether a value is actually moved or not is to use a debugger. Not as simple as if there was a proper borrow checker but its sort of possible:…
> the dinosaur book Do you have a link?
> You can also do some crazy stuff with recursive SQL evaluation. I.e. a UDF that executes raw SQL command text, which itself can contain the same invocation. Bonus points if this command text resides in the same…
SerenityOS uses this pattern heavily: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/blob/master/AK/Try.h
What type of performance issues do you run into with cpython?