Ah yes, you’re completely correct :)

General idea was just to highlight some of the dangers of vector registers. I believe the same is true of ymm (256) to a lesser extent.

Note that, especially on certain Intel architectures, using AVX512 instructions _at all_ can result in the whole processor downclocking, and thus ending up resulting in inconsistent / slower overall performance.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56852812/simd-instructio...

Feels like there’s three different ways that JSON objects are represented in KEON.

It might be more concise, e.g., in the Newtype case, but the sacrifice seems to be quite a bit more cognitive complexity, which I would personally value over conciseness