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  1. Pinned Tweet
    11 Aug 2019

    Another post on .NET Core hardware intrinsics. This time: Hex encoding/decoding...

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  2. 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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    Jan 14

    Several people asked me about project bedrock and the project goals. I made a slide deck for you

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  4. 24 Dec 2019

    Thank you for bringing this to my attention

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  5. 24 Dec 2019

    "Performance Matters" by Emery Berger Absolute must watch video:

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  6. 21 Oct 2019

    Having fun with different multi-threading primitives in .

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    14 Oct 2019

    Here is a web version of the talk I gave at about wielding CoreCLR 3.0 intrinsics to beat Array.Sort. I'll bump this when the conf videos come up online. In the meantime: More detailed blog post series coming up by the end of the month!

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    11 Oct 2019
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    24 Sep 2019

    Apropos of ’s book being out, I wrote this piece looking back on what his leaks taught us about surveillance.

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  10. 23 Sep 2019

    Check out this amazing post with all the changes in 3.0 and dont miss the !

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    Do you care about performance or low-level stuff like SIMD and popcnt? Then this post is for you.

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  12. 11 Aug 2019

    Any chance we get feedback from the team on corefx#10013? This post was basically an over-engineered cry for help ;)

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  13. 11 Aug 2019
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  14. 13 Jul 2019

    Missing some APIs in .NET to convert from and to hexadecimal strings? Speak up at

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    Well here's one way to know we're fighting the good fight.

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    We just blogged about all the performance works we did in .NET Core 3.0

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  17. Retweeted
    14 May 2019

    Having trouble keeping all the CPU vulns that dropped today straight? Understandable. There's a lot. This is going to be a thread.

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  18. Retweeted
    15 May 2019

    Don’t rely on Bluetooth security protocols for anything, ever. Just treat them like a particularly inefficient version of Base64 encoding.

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  19. Retweeted
    11 May 2019

    Inspect.Allocations() -- see all heap allocations caused by your code (including the ones inside framework classes). That was a SharpLab holy grail for me for a while, and, finally, it works (even if unstable).

    SharpLab, demonstrating allocations for string concatenation versus StringBuilder.
Mode ".NET Core (x64, Profiler)" is selected in the branch dropdown.
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  20. 10 May 2019

    Thank you for welcoming me to the ! Proud to be a member

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