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How close can pure functional programming get to C?

19 days ago rtfeldman.com c compiler performance

Debunking "Faster than Rust": Malicious Benchmarks in Tov

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A new faster algorithm to compute 64-bit signed floor division

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The Benchmarking Crisis

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The Performance Cost of RwLock in Our Read-Heavy Workload

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Superoptimizing an FPU Emulator

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How Fast is Python 3.15?

35 days ago blog.miguelgrinberg.com performance python

Memory is slow, Disk is fast

18 days ago bitflux.ai performance

Switch Lowering in GCC

12 days ago xoranth.net compiler performance

Using a lookup-table to correct an approximation

20 days ago corsix.org performance

VictoriaLogs vs Loki, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, SigNoz and ClickStack on structured log ingestion

12 days ago victoriametrics.com database devops performance

Vectorized CLZ and CTZ

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Software is slow because of bad design, not slow languages

19 days ago seangoedecke.com performance

A slightly faster slimmer curl

29 days ago daniel.haxx.se performance

The Second Golden Spike: Memory Safety Across the Valen/Rust Boundary

41 days ago verdagon.dev compiler performance plt rust

Making np.searchsorted up to 25× Faster in NumPy 2.5

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Don't throw it all away: Caching an immediate-mode UI

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Spinlocks Considered Harmful (2020)

33 days ago matklad.github.io performance

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23 days ago stacks.wellcomecollection.org performance security

Rat's Register Allocator

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Speeding up the Unreal editor by… not using unnecessarily secure hash methods

30 days ago larstofus.com hash performance

Shredding JSON columns gave Logfire up to 1000x faster queries

31 days ago pydantic.dev database json performance

Profiling Org->HTML formal grammar and optimizing it: orgwebalchemy

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Yet another performance degradation research induced by mutex in an unexpected hotpath in a mature database code.

12 days ago mariadb.org database

Janet on x32: 32-bit Pointers, 64-bit Speed, 25% Less RAM

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STAC-M3 Benchmark: L tick database 1.0 on Oxide OxVM w/ 128 vCPUs & 1.25 TiB of RAM

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Python 3.15 vs Python 3.14 – performance testing

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Heavenly delights of hashing numbers under EQUALP

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