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  1. NeXeN good thing about virtual threads, is that they just simply make blocking cheap
  2. dreamreal the best kind of improvement is *continual*, not *dramatic*. Dramatic's awesome, but hard to repeat, while you can ALWAYS make it a little bit better, one day at a time.
  3. Drixtan you could have a continual improvement, which includes dramatic improvements here and there... one doesn't remove the other.
  4. dreamreal Sure. Neither one precludes the other.
  5. ernimril but many small improvements takes a lot of time, I want it all fixed with a lot of new features, possibly by yesterday! :-)
  6. Para why do many small improvement when one big improvement do trick
  7. ernimril well, I am trying to fix the different warnings lint tools tell me about my compiler codebase, and sometimes when I "fix" a small thing I have to implement the underlying feature... this is a mix of small and larger fixes
  8. ernimril pretty nice to have the compiler be able to compile itself since some time ago