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Thank you for the endless hours of fun, Archer. 🙏

Had a fun conversation with Mark Sailes about my career in professional opensource - maybe you find some of it interesting too. And go subscribe give a like on Marks new channel! youtu.be/ePb9O9VDsVA

Gabriel Dechichi The Odin Language Came to pretty much the same conclusion. I kept moving to languages with smaller and smaller design spaces, was very happy with Odin, and then realised I was happier giving up its conveniences for a similar language with a smaller design space, i.e. C.

this story is going wildy viral on reddit. ChatGPT flagged a hidden gene defect that doctors missed for a decade. ChatGPT ingested the patient’s MRI, CT, broad lab panels and years of unexplained symptoms. It noticed that normal serum B12 clashed with nerve pain and fatigue,

I know that people rarely get excited (like me) by latency percentiles, but moving to a netty powered loom scheduler can save +30% of CPU usage w similar perf. Which translates in saving $$$ (whilst making it a greener choice too). That's exciting 🔝

Design and Simulate a fully functioning 8 bit CPU.

Performance Analysis and Tuning on Modern CPUs whoever is interested in using every cycle of the CPU for their application, this is great read

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Yay JDK Mission Control! Of course I like the other contenders! #openjdk

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One of the first things I did when I installed Linux for the first time was to go look for the source code. I had never done any serious programming, only taken one algorithms class where I learned some Pascal. I didn't even know C, barely understood loops, but I was in love

Gabriel Dechichi That’s the way :) People just write engines, and forgot to write games in the process :)

Francesco Nigro Gergely Orosz Yeah. So I was an early user of GitHub copilot few years back. And i really got used to just autocompletion. I saw how easy it was to do this. Which is why I am no longer interested in a similar role. Trying to move towards systems with special interest in performance :D

Rule 0 for performing code?

Hello you fine Internet folks, Today's article is looking at how some gaming workloads behave on Intel's latest Lion Cove core by looking at performance counters. Hope y'all enjoy! chipsandcheese.com/p/intels-lion-… old.chipsandcheese.com/2025/07/06/int…

Gosh it was sometime I didn't looked at async profiler converter code and has changed a lot! (more optimizations to produce flamegraphs and reduce footprint on stack traces)

almost was a professional ballet dancer; got top 10 in some international competitions now I stare at assembly all day lol

Efficient file uploads with chunking, progress tracking, and reactive streams, done the right way in Java. buff.ly/puClaax

Today on Digital Foundry, by popular demand, it's Steam Deck vs Switch 2 with Cyberpunk 2077 in focus. Settings comparisons, docked and handheld performance and some surprises along the way: youtu.be/SvGQik3m6ag

Some time ago I've said: "Hotspot knows math!" - but since it's a JIT there're limits -> see github.com/netty/netty/pu…