Rick Richardson

If I may restate the issue (on Linux, specifically) to clarify. Tell me if I'm wrong here: To illustrate by contrast, TCP uses 1 port for listening, and 1 port...

It seems to me that for QUIC to achieve high throughput, we need a deus ex machina solution that consistently distributes packets based on the source:dest:port triple. So that the...

@fwcd thanks for investigating this. I would like to have a go at fixing this. Has anyone started researching it? Is there a simple fix, or would there likely have...

I found https://github.com/tafia/quick-xml/pull/304 It appears that we just need to execute the opposite step for `de`, perhaps in a similar fashion as what `de` does for `$unflatten` in structs. I'll...

@fy2462 - Have you run into any other troubles with performance?

> We will probably follow what axum does since we use their router pretty heavily. Axum is currently using Hyper 1.1 . It looks like this was the PR with...

IMO, This is not a great solution. Putting a compiler compiler and an unnecessary scripting language runtime into a container that is meant to host a web-service is just asking...

@zlintz - Thanks. This is essentially what I ended up doing. I'm using typescript, so it ended up being a bit more complicated than this, but the idea is the...

It follows that same multi-step process, but it relies on `npm prune --production` after the typescript compile. We use yarn, `yarn install` prunes by default, so if you're running npm,...

> Just a pet peeve: It bugs me when people get output from Miri that's confusing and call it spurious. I did not mean to offend, and I certainly don't...