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  1. Matt Godbolt's blog attempts to outsmart the optimizer but ends up as an emoji-heavy reminder that some things are just unfooled by human cleverness. 🤓🎩📉 Apparently, even the compiler is rolling its eyes at our futile antics, generating "obvious code" as if to say, "Nice try, buddy." 🙄💻
    xania.org/202512/03-more-addin #MattGodbolt #CompilerOptimization #EmojiHumor #HumanCleverness #CodingFails #HackerNews #ngated

  2. Matt Godbolt's blog attempts to outsmart the optimizer but ends up as an emoji-heavy reminder that some things are just unfooled by human cleverness. 🤓🎩📉 Apparently, even the compiler is rolling its eyes at our futile antics, generating "obvious code" as if to say, "Nice try, buddy." 🙄💻
    xania.org/202512/03-more-addin #MattGodbolt #CompilerOptimization #EmojiHumor #HumanCleverness #CodingFails #HackerNews #ngated

  3. Matt Godbolt's blog attempts to outsmart the optimizer but ends up as an emoji-heavy reminder that some things are just unfooled by human cleverness. 🤓🎩📉 Apparently, even the compiler is rolling its eyes at our futile antics, generating "obvious code" as if to say, "Nice try, buddy." 🙄💻
    xania.org/202512/03-more-addin #MattGodbolt #CompilerOptimization #EmojiHumor #HumanCleverness #CodingFails #HackerNews #ngated

  4. Matt Godbolt's blog attempts to outsmart the optimizer but ends up as an emoji-heavy reminder that some things are just unfooled by human cleverness. 🤓🎩📉 Apparently, even the compiler is rolling its eyes at our futile antics, generating "obvious code" as if to say, "Nice try, buddy." 🙄💻
    xania.org/202512/03-more-addin #MattGodbolt #CompilerOptimization #EmojiHumor #HumanCleverness #CodingFails #HackerNews #ngated

  5. Unlocking Performance: The Power of Flattening Abstract Syntax Trees

    In the world of programming language implementation, a simple technique known as flattening can dramatically enhance performance. By transforming the structure of Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs), develop...

    news.lavx.hu/article/unlocking

    #news #tech #RustProgramming #ASTFlattening #CompilerOptimization

  6. Unlocking Performance: The Power of Flattening Abstract Syntax Trees

    In the world of programming language implementation, a simple technique known as flattening can dramatically enhance performance. By transforming the structure of Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs), develop...

    news.lavx.hu/article/unlocking

    #news #tech #RustProgramming #ASTFlattening #CompilerOptimization

  7. Unlocking Performance: The Power of Flattening Abstract Syntax Trees

    In the world of programming language implementation, a simple technique known as flattening can dramatically enhance performance. By transforming the structure of Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs), develop...

    news.lavx.hu/article/unlocking

    #news #tech #RustProgramming #ASTFlattening #CompilerOptimization

  8. Unlocking Performance: The Power of Flattening Abstract Syntax Trees

    In the world of programming language implementation, a simple technique known as flattening can dramatically enhance performance. By transforming the structure of Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs), develop...

    news.lavx.hu/article/unlocking

    #news #tech #RustProgramming #ASTFlattening #CompilerOptimization

  9. Unlocking Performance: The Power of Flattening Abstract Syntax Trees

    In the world of programming language implementation, a simple technique known as flattening can dramatically enhance performance. By transforming the structure of Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs), develop...

    news.lavx.hu/article/unlocking

    #news #tech #RustProgramming #ASTFlattening #CompilerOptimization

  10. Excited to learn about how KDAB's Shivam Kunwar is tackling the challenge of mapping LLVM values to source-level expressions at #FOSDEM 2024. Discover how this project using #LLVM intrinsic functions can revolutionize code optimization and memory access Thank you, @fosdem! More info: fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event #CompilerOptimization #CodeOptimization #MemoryAccess

  11. Excited to learn about how KDAB's Shivam Kunwar is tackling the challenge of mapping LLVM values to source-level expressions at #FOSDEM 2024. Discover how this project using #LLVM intrinsic functions can revolutionize code optimization and memory access Thank you, @fosdem! More info: fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event #CompilerOptimization #CodeOptimization #MemoryAccess

  12. Excited to learn about how KDAB's Shivam Kunwar is tackling the challenge of mapping LLVM values to source-level expressions at #FOSDEM 2024. Discover how this project using #LLVM intrinsic functions can revolutionize code optimization and memory access Thank you, @fosdem! More info: fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event #CompilerOptimization #CodeOptimization #MemoryAccess

  13. Excited to learn about how KDAB's Shivam Kunwar is tackling the challenge of mapping LLVM values to source-level expressions at #FOSDEM 2024. Discover how this project using #LLVM intrinsic functions can revolutionize code optimization and memory access Thank you, @fosdem! More info: fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event #CompilerOptimization #CodeOptimization #MemoryAccess

  14. Excited to learn about how KDAB's Shivam Kunwar is tackling the challenge of mapping LLVM values to source-level expressions at 2024. Discover how this project using intrinsic functions can revolutionize code optimization and memory access Thank you, @fosdem! More info: fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event

  15. Did you know that for natural numbers:

    {x: >= 0, y = 2ⁿ}

    the follow holds true:

    x mod y

    is equal to

    x & (y - 1)

    Example:

    31882511 mod 1024

    is equal to

    31882511 & 1023

    (where `mod` is the modulo operation and `&` is bitwise-and)

    #Math #Algorithms #Programming #CompilerOptimization #Performance #Optimization

  16. Did you know that for natural numbers:

    {x: >= 0, y = 2ⁿ}

    the follow holds true:

    x mod y

    is equal to

    x & (y - 1)

    Example:

    31882511 mod 1024

    is equal to

    31882511 & 1023

    (where `mod` is the modulo operation and `&` is bitwise-and)

    #Math #Algorithms #Programming #CompilerOptimization #Performance #Optimization

  17. Did you know that for natural numbers:

    {x: >= 0, y = 2ⁿ}

    the follow holds true:

    x mod y

    is equal to

    x & (y - 1)

    Example:

    31882511 mod 1024

    is equal to

    31882511 & 1023

    (where `mod` is the modulo operation and `&` is bitwise-and)

    #Math #Algorithms #Programming #CompilerOptimization #Performance #Optimization

  18. Did you know that for natural numbers:

    {x: >= 0, y = 2ⁿ}

    the follow holds true:

    x mod y

    is equal to

    x & (y - 1)

    Example:

    31882511 mod 1024

    is equal to

    31882511 & 1023

    (where `mod` is the modulo operation and `&` is bitwise-and)

    #Math #Algorithms #Programming #CompilerOptimization #Performance #Optimization

  19. Did you know that for natural numbers:

    {x: >= 0, y = 2ⁿ}

    the follow holds true:

    x mod y

    is equal to

    x & (y - 1)

    Example:

    31882511 mod 1024

    is equal to

    31882511 & 1023

    (where `mod` is the modulo operation and `&` is bitwise-and)

    #Math #Algorithms #Programming #CompilerOptimization #Performance #Optimization

  20. Compiler Explorer, Explored - It wasn’t long ago that we introduced you to a web site, the Godbolt compiler explorer, that allow... more: hackaday.com/2019/09/30/compil #compileroptimization #softwarehacks #optimization #compilation #ccompiler #clang #msvc #gcc #icc