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Parsing time stamps faster with SIMD instructions (lemire.me)
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Parsing time stamps faster with SIMD instructions (lemire.me)
L 12 pts 0 comments by bugsmith Jul 2, 2023 c Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming Languages / CS Theory thread
Parsing timestamps and generating RFC3339 dates in Zig (aolium.com)
L 4 pts 2 comments by carlana Jul 25, 2023 zig Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
The trouble with timestamps (aphyr.com)
L 6 pts 1 comments by pushcx Oct 14, 2013 databasesdesign Data / Databases / InfrastructureDesign / UX / Visualization thread
Faster Pseudo-polynomial Time Algorithm for Subset Sums (chaoxuprime.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by chaoxu Mar 3, 2014 compscimath Programming Languages / CS TheoryScience / Math / Physics thread
How We Made Our ORM 40 Times Faster (deliberate-software.com)
L 13 pts 5 comments by steveshogren Apr 20, 2014 databasesscaling Data / Databases / InfrastructureProductivity / Career / Business thread
Packrat Parsing: a Practical Linear-Time Algorithm with Backtracking (bford.info)
L 9 pts 3 comments by pushcx Jul 24, 2014 compscipdf Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
Parsing: A Timeline (jeffreykegler.github.io)
L 21 pts 4 comments by aredridel Sep 9, 2014 programming Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
The Surprising Path to a Faster NYTimes.com (speakerdeck.com)
L 4 pts 0 comments by pushcx Sep 24, 2014 scalingslidesweb Web DevelopmentProductivity / Career / Business thread
Parsing HTTP faster than C with 54 lines of code (serpentine.com)
L 13 pts 0 comments by bitemyapp Oct 3, 2014 programming Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
RealTime Data Compression: Sampling, or a faster LZ4 (fastcompression.blogspot.com)
L 8 pts 0 comments by trousers Apr 7, 2015 release thread
A Faster Pseudopolynomial Time Algorithm for Subset Sum (arxiv.org)
L 7 pts 2 comments by chaoxu Jul 10, 2015 compsci Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
How we made diff pages three times faster (githubengineering.com)
L 36 pts 0 comments by calvin Dec 7, 2016 vcs Programming (General) thread
How copying an int made my code 11 times faster (medium.com)
L 36 pts 4 comments by pushcx Feb 19, 2017 assemblyrust Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General) thread
The sun's core rotates four times faster than its surface (aanda.org)
L 4 pts 1 comments by ngoldbaum Aug 3, 2017 science Science / Math / Physics thread
Careful what you measure: 2.1 times slower to 4.2 times faster – MJIT versus Truffle Ruby (pragtob.wordpress.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by PragTob Aug 29, 2017 programmingruby Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
Building the DOM faster: speculative parsing, async, defer and preload (hacks.mozilla.org)
L 9 pts 0 comments by calvin Sep 16, 2017 performanceweb Web DevelopmentProgramming Languages / CS TheoryData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Deliver software faster by managing work in progress, not by adding overtime (developers.soundcloud.com)
L 48 pts 11 comments by janogonzalez Sep 28, 2017 practices Programming (General)Productivity / Career / Business thread
tj - stdin line timestamps (github.com)
L 17 pts 3 comments by sgreben Jan 27, 2018 goshow Programming (General) thread
A little timestamping/stopwatch tool I built last week. Initially, I just wanted a way to "profile" docker builds in a CI pipeline (the [example](https://github.com/sgreben/tj#example) at the end of the README), but ended up building this more generic tool. I'm aware of [other implementations](ht...
Parsing: a timeline (jeffreykegler.github.io)
L 70 pts 17 comments by derek-jones Apr 16, 2018 compilershistoricalmath Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming Languages / CS TheoryScience / Math / PhysicsCulture / Philosophy / History / Reading thread
Parsing series of integers with SIMD (0x80.pl)
L 6 pts 0 comments by calvin Apr 20, 2018 performanceprogramming Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS TheoryData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Lab Notes: How We Made Joins 23 Thousand Times Faster, Part One (crate.io)
L 3 pts 0 comments by nalentados Jun 26, 2018 databases Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
How We Made Joins 23 Thousand Times Faster, Part Two (crate.io)
L 1 pts 0 comments by nalentados Jul 3, 2018 databases Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Making CryptPad CSS 3 times faster, by loading it twice (blog.cryptpad.fr)
L 3 pts 2 comments by cjd Jul 20, 2018 javascriptperformanceweb Web DevelopmentData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Faster, Scannerless, GLR Parsing (2009) (pdfs.semanticscholar.org)
L 3 pts 0 comments by nickpsecurity Jul 22, 2018 compilersprogramming Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General)Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
Abstract: "Analysis and renovation of large software portfolios requires syntax analysis of multiple, usually embedded, languages and this is beyond the capabilities of many standard parsing techniques. The traditional separation between lexer and parser falls short due to the limitations of tokeniz...
Lab Notes: How We Made Joins 23 Thousand Times Faster, Part Three (crate.io)
L 3 pts 0 comments by nalentados Aug 28, 2018 databases Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
50 times faster data loading for Pandas: no problem, using C++ (blog.esciencecenter.nl)
L 13 pts 8 comments by egpbos Sep 3, 2018 c++compsciperformancepython Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General)Programming Languages / CS TheoryData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Rust Faster SIMD edition (llogiq.github.io)
L 21 pts 0 comments by llogiq Sep 6, 2018 performancerust Systems / Low-Level / OSData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Parsing logs 230x faster with Rust (andre.arko.net)
L 55 pts 20 comments by colindean Oct 27, 2018 rust Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming Languages / CS Theory thread
Faster, Practical GLL Parsing (dinhe.net)
L 4 pts 2 comments by nickpsecurity Nov 14, 2018 compilersjavapdf Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General)Programming Languages / CS Theory thread
Abstract: "Generalized LL (GLL) parsing is an extension of recursivedescent (RD) parsing that supports all context-free grammars in cubic time and space. GLL parsers have the direct relationship with the grammar that RD parsers have, and therefore, compared to GLR, are easier to understand, debu...
Packrat Parsing: a Practical Linear-Time Algorithm with Backtracking (2002) (pdos.csail.mit.edu)
L 8 pts 0 comments by calvin Jan 5, 2019 compscihaskell Programming Languages / CS Theory thread