Faster start of RE

[excitoon]

Progress on #38

[excitoon]

Any progress on that?

[ofek]

Can you show benchmarks here?

[excitoon]

Sorry, I did not save it

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[ofek]

Then how can one determine whether or not to accept this PR?

[excitoon]

Well it's up to a reviewer to make any tests they want or need

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[cpburnz]

Hi @excitoon, do you have a benchmark comparing the change to the original?

[excitoon]

Yes, I had. I ran it on ClickHouse source code with all submodules recursively synced. It showed about 5% improvement. But you have to reproduce it yourself to be 100% sure

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[cpburnz]

@excitoon I now have benchmarking setup in a dev branch, and I plan on comparing this change.

[ofek]

Nice, good to see you again Caleb! I'm not sure if you're aware but every Python package built with Hatchling (now the default recommendation) relies on your project. If you look at the download badge (only represents PyPI traffic) you can get a small sense of the scale 😄