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 # homemade_yes
 High-performance reimplementation of GNU yes, but made at home in Rust.
 
-You can benchmark it by running `./homemade_yes | pv -N "Homemade yes" -r -t > /dev/null`.
+As I am not very good at writing in Rust, I probably made a lot of subtle mistakes; please submit a PR if you find anything!
 
-On my build machine, `homemade_yes` can obtain a throughput of about ~3.5 gigabytes per second, which is comparable to GNU yes (v9.5). I'm pretty sure that my hardware is bottlenecking performance at this point, so better throughputs might be possible with some hardware tweaking.
+The entire codebase is 33 lines long, excluding comments and empty lines. Compare this to the [uutils implementation](https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/blob/main/src/uu/yes/src/yes.rs), which has ~161 lines of actual code.
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+## Benchmarking
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+You can benchmark `homemade_yes` by running `./homemade_yes | pv -N "Homemade yes" -r -t > /dev/null`.
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+On my build machine, it can obtain a throughput of about ~3.5 gigabytes per second, which is comparable to GNU yes (v9.5). On a nice laptop from the past ~5 years and Xubuntu 25.04, I was able to achieve ~4.2 gigabytes per second, whereas GNU yes usually hovered around ~4.0 gigabytes per second.