Python and C though have enough nasal demons and undefined behavior that it's a huge pain to verify things about them, since some random other thread can drive by and modify memory in another thread.

Well I guess free money except for that one. In that one, one of the contestants, Danny, did the math for optimizing their remaining Truth Booths and Match Ups to get it down to a 50/50 shot.

> While his hope was that everybody was equal, he added, "people who have to deal with black employees find this is not true".

Yeah, pretty racist

It's open source, so seeing such an extension would be quite cool. There's much that could be done with native Rust actors and code that get maybe at what you want, but nothing precludes mixing PyTorch and other backends.

For example, you could wrap a C++ inference engine as part of one of the actors generating data for other actors doing distributed training.

Yeah, you might end up needing some changes to remote worker initialization, but you can generally bake in whatever kernels and other system code you need.