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Is it possible a lambda can mutate outside state, captured and in its class? if so, we have to allocate a new lambda every time we run a script. If not (either by detection or the user informs us of this), we can avoid this reallocation. Does it even matter either way?
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Is it possible a lambda can mutate outside state, captured and in its class? if so, we have to allocate a new lambda every time we run a script. If not (either by detection or the user informs us of this), we can avoid this reallocation. Does it even matter either way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: