@noratrieb.dev Hey Nora, I had a question following your talk at EuroRust (great talk btw!). You mentioned the compiler is able to split up a single crate into codegen units. Could you describe the heuristics involved?

Fun deadlock of the day: Tokio mutexes are "fair", which means that locks/acquires will complete in the order they were called. A future doesn't need to be actively polled for it to hold the lock, which makes sense as locks need to be held across .await points.