After OpenAI released GPT-5.3-Codex (high) which performed substantially better and faster at these types of tasks than GPT-5.2-Codex, I asked Codex to write a UMAP implementation from scratch in Rust, which at a glance seemed to work and gave reasonable results. I also instructed it to create benchmarks that test a wide variety of representative input matrix sizes. Rust has a popular benchmarking crate in criterion, which outputs the benchmark results in an easy-to-read format, which, most importantly, agents can easily parse.
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Web streams use a locking model to prevent multiple consumers from interleaving reads. When you call getReader(), the stream becomes locked. While locked, nothing else can read from the stream directly, pipe it, or even cancel it — only the code that is actually holding the reader can.
The design choices have performance implications. Here are benchmarks from the reference implementation of this possible alternative compared to Web streams (Node.js v24.x, Apple M1 Pro, averaged over 10 runs):
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