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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 29

    My vectorized sorting extravaganza is out and about. A LOT of work went into this (referring to the javascript in the posts :) Read, retweet, send scathing reviews, open issues, heat your house with it: This goes to Eleven! Pt. 1-3, code, nuget out:

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    OH: weeks of coding can save you hours of planning

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    99 smart phones in a pull-cart = instant traffic jam

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  4. 18 hours ago

    I've been informed by my blog review team (population count: 1) in no uncertain terms that I should either budget adult diapers for my readership, or split pt. 4 into 3 more parts. Given Damage Open Source Industries' dire financial circumstances, I'm choosing the latter :)

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  6. Jan 31
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  7. Retweeted
    Jan 31

    One of the many little goodies which are coming for Rider 2020.1 release - displaying the current thread's name on the execution line. Also clickable! - leads to the Threads View and selects this thread.

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  8. Retweeted
    Jan 30

    This is an amazing series of SIMD/intrinsics/nerd porn 🤓😍🎉

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  9. Retweeted
    Jan 30

    Ok, listen. If you're interested in high-performance and optimized code, do yourself a favor and read these posts where explains how he optimized the hell out of array sorting using AVX2 in C#. It's clear, approachable and has great visualizations.

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    If you liked 's excellent perf talk at . You should also check out 's work on sort optimisation using intrinsics:

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  11. Jan 30

    I know it sounds weird, but the thing I'm most excited about pt.4 of my series is the chance to finally tell the story of my most spectacular failure that cost me maybe two weeks of my nights... The lesson I learned from it about CPUs is one I'm most eager to share with you all.

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    Jan 29
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  13. Jan 28

    I think I just realized that no C# compiler/IDE combo produces a "redundant generic type constraint" warning/analysis... Am I missing something? /cc:

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  14. Retweeted
    Jan 27

    Finally, the disclosure is over! We present CacheOut, a new speculative execution attack to leak data on Intel CPUs via cache eviction despite current mitigations: , Andrew Kwong, Daniel Genkin and

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  15. Retweeted
    Jan 27

    Very interesting with Actions is that the compilation warnings show up in the PRs

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  16. Retweeted
    Jan 22

    Yet another C quiz! Can you tell the output just by looking at the code? int main(void) { fork(); putchar('x'); fork(); return 0; } gcc prog.c && ./a.out Assume standard up to date Linux glibc implementation.

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  17. Jan 25
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  18. Jan 24

    To be fair everyone underappreciates this to very high degree. It IS the hardest business to run, from the little friends I have that do/did it. They need to deal with shit that would completely end me on a daily basis.

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  19. Retweeted
    Jan 24

    io_uring based transport layer for ASP․NET? Yes please! A very early prototype, rough edges, missing features but LOTs of fun! Feel free to leave a comment or even better, a commit :)

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  20. Retweeted
    Jan 23

    The core of is now open-sourced: You can download Lifetimes library for graceful disposal, concurrency and reactive programming from NuGet:

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