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Ado Kukic benchmarks a Go HTTP proxy ported to Rust

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Ado Kukic, an Anthropic employee, says on X that he is benchmarking an HTTP proxy first built in Go and later ported to Rust.

He is testing whether the Rust version delivers more performance. The report gives no benchmark results.

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    Ado Kukic benchmarks a Go HTTP proxy ported to Rust

    AIAdo Kukic, an Anthropic employee, says he is benchmarking an HTTP proxy first built in Go and then ported to Rust. He is testing whether the Rust version can squeeze out more performance.

    Dark-themed evaluation note headed in red "✗ Goal could not be achieved (4h · 9 turns · 4m tokens)", explaining that the 5x performance requirement is not met: proxied throughput 1.13x on macOS (58.9k vs 66.5k rps) and 1.3x–1.7x on Linux (115k vs 149k rps at 64 connections; 121k vs 206k at 512), CPU per proxied request 2.2x on macOS and 1.7x on Linux (46 µs vs 27 µs), with only the WAF microbenchmark reaching about 5.2x (594 µs vs 113 µs). It concludes the assistant states the target cannot be met for proxying and asks the user to clear or restate the goal, and that the port is complete and its tests pass but the performance condition is unsatisfied.

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