In his Matching Soulmates paper in the journal of Public Economic Theory, everyone is in a computer simulated dating pool, where thousands of digitally created daters rank each other. His algorithm picks "first‑order soulmates": pairs who choose each other in a stable matching. It removes them, and runs it again with those left, and you get second‑order soulmates, and so on.
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The trade-off is performance. Every syscall goes through user-space interception, which adds overhead. I/O-heavy workloads feel this the most. For short-lived code execution like scripts and tests, it is usually fine, but for sustained high-throughput I/O, it can matter.
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