I’ve seen thinnings before as some mystifying Agda inductive with no obvious relevance to anything that could be useful to me. But they are a perfectly sensible mathematical object and do not have to be relegated to only usage in dependent type theory. You can perfectly well talk about them in Python or any profane (profane is intended as both compliment and criticism) language of your choosing.
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Zero-copy page cache. The pcache returns direct pointers into pinned memory. No copies. Production Rust databases have solved this too. sled uses inline-or-Arc-backed IVec buffers, Fjall built a custom ByteView type, redb wrote a user-space page cache in ~565 lines. The .to_vec() anti-pattern is known and documented. The reimplementation used it anyway.。关于这个话题，新收录的资料提供了深入分析
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