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There’s an older lesson buried under all of this. SIMD wins from std::copy_if are mostly wins against the scalar loop’s branch predictor, not against any specific scalar instruction. The standard library implementation isn’t slow because...
There is a temptation to read this history as a failure of the C++ committee, and a corresponding temptation to defend the committee by pointing out that the choice in 2003 was reasonable. Both temptations miss the point. The lesson is stru...
Daniel Lemire published a sharp little benchmark in March: the AMD Zen 5 predicts ~30,000 branches perfectly, Apple M4 ~10,000, Intel Emerald Rapids ~5,000.
The methodology is sound and the numbers are real. But the headline noun is wrong....
The previous piece on this site argued that the Stroustrup video had a chorus of agreement from the people who actually built C++: look the trivia up; the model in head is what matters. The model in head, for the engineer who has to ship at...
"Somebody share this video to my interviewer." That is the top comment, 548 likes deep, on the 90-second Stroustrup clip that went up this week. Bjarne says you don't need to know all of C++. He looks things up. He has been doing that for 4...
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I earned MSc, PhD in Structural Dynamics, with emphasis in supercomputing. Switched to high frequency trading at Citadel in early 2000s. I work mostly with trading applications. LightQR Suite: www.vitorian.com
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