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I find it quite scary how they can constantly gain 2x speedups. Every
time they change something, it goes another 2x or 4x faster. You would
think that there would be a physical limit to how fast it can possibly
go, but no, it keeps getting faster without end. Hmm...
Just for giggles, I could implement this in Haskell and see how many
million times slower it is. But then, since it isn't running on the same
hardware, it would be kind of a moot comparison.
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