First time hearing anyone say fzf can be slow. I mostly use it for filtering relatively small lists (few K items), for example git reflogs, is speed an issue when searching the whole filesystem or something on these lines?
And assuming speed is not an issue, why would Rust make it better?
I didn't call it slow, but I'm sure it could be a little bit faster in Rust still. Fzy is noticeably faster for me, but it's bad at giving me the useful results first.
For command line tools I just appreciate if they're as fast as possible. And rg, fd, etc just show that Rust implementations can be correct and fast.
And assuming speed is not an issue, why would Rust make it better?