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updating README #64

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of times this value has been casted before. Grift's runtime also represents
values and types in a way that makes many operations on them that are related to
runtime checking very efficient. Our self-comparison performance evaluation
indicates that this approach increased performance substantially in compare to
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in compare => in comparison to

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indicates that this approach increased performance substantially in compare to
our own implementation of the space-inefficient runtime. It also indicates that
the overhead of doing merging is not expensive. Furthermore, fully typed and
fully untyped code is competitive with OCaml, and Typed Racket, and with Chez
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I would say "performs in the ball-park of" instead of "is competitive with". We are blatantly slower than typed racket, chez, and gambit.

@deyaaeldeen deyaaeldeen merged commit f073fba into master Oct 2, 2018
@deyaaeldeen deyaaeldeen deleted the update-readme branch October 2, 2018 15:20
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