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From some of my interactions with Claude Code1 so far I’ve noticed that it seems to have a pretty glaring issue: it doesn’t really have a good sense of time-tracking built into it.
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GCC isn’t yet capable of auto-vectorizing even simple search operations on buffers for which the length isn’t explicitly specified1.
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A couple of days ago I was thinking about what you can do when the branch predictor is effectively working against you, and thus pessimizing your program instead of optimizing it.
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The problem Let’s consider the problem with the following description: We have an array of arbitrary length filled with uint8_t values; We want to count the number of even values in the array; Before doing the calculation we know that the number of even v…
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Consider that we have an array of 8-bit unsigned integers and we want to calculate their sum modulo 256.
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Short (meta) blog post about what kind of educational materials I prefer, and why: I generally prefer learning material that is impersonal, and doesn’t contain author-specific idiosyncrasies.
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After my previous post, Eliminating redundant bound checks (read it for context if you haven’t already), I wanted to do a benchmark using the ‘optimized’ version of the increment() function, which didn’t contain any bound checks when compiled with Clang,…
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Problem Consider that you have some mapping from indexes in the range [0, 255] to indexes in the range [0, 1023].