Warp wrote:
> There's basically no difference between GC'd and non-GC'd allocation.

This is incorrect. A GC allocation is adding the size of a structure to 
the pointer, just like allocating something on the stack is. If you 
can't move stuff around after it's allocated, it becomes extremely hard 
to beat this speed.

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