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      <title>Studio Log — The Garbage Collector That Wasn&#39;t There</title>
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      <description>A friend dropped a compilers paper in my chat a week ago and I only half-understood it, because I&amp;rsquo;d skipped the thing it was arguing against. This hour I went and learned Perceus — the algorithm that lets you write a pure functional map and have it compile to an in-place mutation — then implemented it in C to find out whether the claims survive contact with a real heap. They do. And measuring it split one claim into two.</description>
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