lmaoo AMD's new architecture roadmap repeatedly calls SIMD "AI"
November 11, 2025 at 7:28 PM
lmaoo AMD's new architecture roadmap repeatedly calls SIMD "AI"
Lautstärke war für uns in der Agentur wichtig bei der Komponentenzusammenstellung. Und die simd auch alle flüsterleise, auch wenn sie gefordert werden.
November 9, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Lautstärke war für uns in der Agentur wichtig bei der Komponentenzusammenstellung. Und die simd auch alle flüsterleise, auch wenn sie gefordert werden.
RhythmCodex got some more multithreading and SIMD improvements today- it's about time I went over this old codebase and fixed things up.
November 8, 2025 at 7:18 AM
RhythmCodex got some more multithreading and SIMD improvements today- it's about time I went over this old codebase and fixed things up.
Oxc Resolver has been using simd-json for the past three weeks without any errors. It has delivered a slight performance improvement and reduced memory usage for Rolldown 🚀
github.com/oxc-project...
github.com/oxc-project...
perf: use simd-json for package.json parsing by Boshen · Pull Request #761 · oxc-project/oxc-resolver
Summary
Replace serde_json with simd-json using BorrowedValue for zero-copy JSON parsing. Uses self_cell to manage the self-referential structure where the parsed JSON borrows from the original str...
github.com
November 6, 2025 at 8:54 AM
Oxc Resolver has been using simd-json for the past three weeks without any errors. It has delivered a slight performance improvement and reduced memory usage for Rolldown 🚀
github.com/oxc-project...
github.com/oxc-project...
Is the C code using SIMD operations? That might make a fairer comparison.
I’ll leave this here for no reason: lemire.me/en/
I’ll leave this here for no reason: lemire.me/en/
Daniel Lemire, Computer Science Professor
Computer Science Professor
lemire.me
November 8, 2025 at 6:56 AM
Is the C code using SIMD operations? That might make a fairer comparison.
I’ll leave this here for no reason: lemire.me/en/
I’ll leave this here for no reason: lemire.me/en/
Mein dein das simd doch alles bürgerliche kategorie 😉😉😉😉😉😉
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November 11, 2025 at 7:10 AM
Mein dein das simd doch alles bürgerliche kategorie 😉😉😉😉😉😉
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Stumbled upon this great tutorial for C/C++ devs who want to port highly parallel code to Rust.
Shows OpenMP -> Rayon migration, tricks for instruction level parallelism, SIMD, compares assembly and performance of gcc/clang/rustc generated code, and overall explains the concepts very well.
Shows OpenMP -> Rayon migration, tricks for instruction level parallelism, SIMD, compares assembly and performance of gcc/clang/rustc generated code, and overall explains the concepts very well.
Introduction - Comparing parallel Rust and C++
parallel-rust-cpp.github.io
November 5, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Stumbled upon this great tutorial for C/C++ devs who want to port highly parallel code to Rust.
Shows OpenMP -> Rayon migration, tricks for instruction level parallelism, SIMD, compares assembly and performance of gcc/clang/rustc generated code, and overall explains the concepts very well.
Shows OpenMP -> Rayon migration, tricks for instruction level parallelism, SIMD, compares assembly and performance of gcc/clang/rustc generated code, and overall explains the concepts very well.
Just pushed sassy 0.1.6 that has the new grep/search/filter and replaces portable-simd by `wide` so that it now runs on stable Rust :)
Following ish's `filter` and bqtools' `grep`, Sassy now also has initial support for grep and filter!
Grep mode shows all matches, grouped per record, and is meant for human consumption.
Filter mode prints full matching (or non-matching) records to stdout or output files.
Grep mode shows all matches, grouped per record, and is meant for human consumption.
Filter mode prints full matching (or non-matching) records to stdout or output files.
November 5, 2025 at 2:55 AM
Just pushed sassy 0.1.6 that has the new grep/search/filter and replaces portable-simd by `wide` so that it now runs on stable Rust :)
jeds wo wir beide geümpf simd können wir ja bisi rumstromern was meisu?
a couple of cats standing next to each other on a sidewalk .
Alt: Zwei getigerte Katzen gehen eng aneinander geschmiegt
media.tenor.com
November 5, 2025 at 6:49 AM
jeds wo wir beide geümpf simd können wir ja bisi rumstromern was meisu?
Just release high-performance (MT, SIMD) .NET bindings for the Vello Sparse Strips CPU renderer for 2D vector graphics with Avalonia integration support with comparable or better performance then SkiaSharp github.com/wieslawsolte...
GitHub - wieslawsoltes/SparseStrips: Vello Sparse Strips .NET Bindings
Vello Sparse Strips .NET Bindings. Contribute to wieslawsoltes/SparseStrips development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
November 4, 2025 at 9:19 PM
Just release high-performance (MT, SIMD) .NET bindings for the Vello Sparse Strips CPU renderer for 2D vector graphics with Avalonia integration support with comparable or better performance then SkiaSharp github.com/wieslawsolte...
The work is based on prototypes I did in the last few months, but is a complete reimplementation with lots of optimizations, including portable SIMD. I believe it's the fastest pure Rust CPU renderer, and also shares a lot of logic with vello_hybrid. 2/2
November 3, 2025 at 5:57 PM
The work is based on prototypes I did in the last few months, but is a complete reimplementation with lots of optimizations, including portable SIMD. I believe it's the fastest pure Rust CPU renderer, and also shares a lot of logic with vello_hybrid. 2/2
I am honestly impressed by the SIMDe (SIMD everywhere) library
github.com/simd-everywh...
It simplified some #bioinformatics relevant code I am writing since I don't have to develop my macros to run across x86/ARM and hopefully RISCV.
SIMDEe plays well as backend to #Perl for extreme portability!
github.com/simd-everywh...
It simplified some #bioinformatics relevant code I am writing since I don't have to develop my macros to run across x86/ARM and hopefully RISCV.
SIMDEe plays well as backend to #Perl for extreme portability!
GitHub - simd-everywhere/simde: Implementations of SIMD instruction sets for systems which don't natively support them.
Implementations of SIMD instruction sets for systems which don't natively support them. - simd-everywhere/simde
github.com
November 3, 2025 at 4:38 PM
I am honestly impressed by the SIMDe (SIMD everywhere) library
github.com/simd-everywh...
It simplified some #bioinformatics relevant code I am writing since I don't have to develop my macros to run across x86/ARM and hopefully RISCV.
SIMDEe plays well as backend to #Perl for extreme portability!
github.com/simd-everywh...
It simplified some #bioinformatics relevant code I am writing since I don't have to develop my macros to run across x86/ARM and hopefully RISCV.
SIMDEe plays well as backend to #Perl for extreme portability!
i feel like this is a good summary of the current state of AI agents & models
November 2, 2025 at 1:41 PM
i feel like this is a good summary of the current state of AI agents & models
Easily became my favourite profiler over this time.
There is a lot of good stuff in there beyond traditional flamegraphs, but one of the first things that got me hooked in is "microarchitecture usage" stats - easy way to find functions that would benefit most from SIMD and the like.
There is a lot of good stuff in there beyond traditional flamegraphs, but one of the first things that got me hooked in is "microarchitecture usage" stats - easy way to find functions that would benefit most from SIMD and the like.
October 31, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Easily became my favourite profiler over this time.
There is a lot of good stuff in there beyond traditional flamegraphs, but one of the first things that got me hooked in is "microarchitecture usage" stats - easy way to find functions that would benefit most from SIMD and the like.
There is a lot of good stuff in there beyond traditional flamegraphs, but one of the first things that got me hooked in is "microarchitecture usage" stats - easy way to find functions that would benefit most from SIMD and the like.
nachts nasse Strasse
#Skizzenbuch #SketchBook #ImmerZeichnen #QueerArtist #NonbinaryArtist #TransArtist #VisualDiary #Acrylic #WithReferenceFoto
#Skizzenbuch #SketchBook #ImmerZeichnen #QueerArtist #NonbinaryArtist #TransArtist #VisualDiary #Acrylic #WithReferenceFoto
October 31, 2025 at 1:12 PM
Naxhti liep Berty. 👣 simd warm. Brauxh heut k1 Soxkem 😌 Sxhlerf sxhön 😽🫶
October 29, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Naxhti liep Berty. 👣 simd warm. Brauxh heut k1 Soxkem 😌 Sxhlerf sxhön 😽🫶
How are you deserialising JSON? Fastest way I know is simd-json crate in tape mode without object ordering
October 30, 2025 at 7:55 PM
How are you deserialising JSON? Fastest way I know is simd-json crate in tape mode without object ordering
Excited to share our latest work on formally verifying the Rust standard library! We developed a new methodology to specify and test the Rust core library, helping to find and fix a bug in Rust's platform-specific SIMD functions.
Learn more about our approach: buff.ly/IwMkWVm
Learn more about our approach: buff.ly/IwMkWVm
Formally Specifying and Testing the Rust Standard Library
Cryspen found and fixed bugs in the Rust SIMD libraries using formal specs
cryspen.com
October 29, 2025 at 9:47 AM
Excited to share our latest work on formally verifying the Rust standard library! We developed a new methodology to specify and test the Rust core library, helping to find and fix a bug in Rust's platform-specific SIMD functions.
Learn more about our approach: buff.ly/IwMkWVm
Learn more about our approach: buff.ly/IwMkWVm
Nice write up comparing Numba, C++, and Mojo going from scalar, to SIMD, to GPU implementations. Written by the stringzilla author: ashvardanian.com/posts/scalin...
Scaling Elections with GPUs and Mojo 🔥
Last summer, me, Chris Lattner, and a bunch of other people across the industry gathered together for a GPU-programming hackathon at the AGI House in San Francisco. After one too many LLM optimization...
ashvardanian.com
October 28, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Nice write up comparing Numba, C++, and Mojo going from scalar, to SIMD, to GPU implementations. Written by the stringzilla author: ashvardanian.com/posts/scalin...
You might enjoy learning simd intrinsics or gpu assembly
October 25, 2025 at 11:53 PM
You might enjoy learning simd intrinsics or gpu assembly
Jeder, wie ese kann. Ich kann meist nicht. Mein Problem. Aber ich hab auch keinen Bock, dass jedem Ankläger zu erklären. Psychische Behinderungen simd ebenso real wie meine Gehbehinderung. Oder das ich -10 auf der Kurzsicht-Skala hab. Oder ohne Medikamente nen Blutdruck von 240/120...
October 24, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Jeder, wie ese kann. Ich kann meist nicht. Mein Problem. Aber ich hab auch keinen Bock, dass jedem Ankläger zu erklären. Psychische Behinderungen simd ebenso real wie meine Gehbehinderung. Oder das ich -10 auf der Kurzsicht-Skala hab. Oder ohne Medikamente nen Blutdruck von 240/120...
Der Trüffel hat ein Stofftier draußen liegen lassen. Es hat geregnet. Er hat es jetzt wieder reingeholt durch die Hundeklappe. Und mir ins Gesicht gerammt. Hunde simd toll.
October 23, 2025 at 9:33 AM
Der Trüffel hat ein Stofftier draußen liegen lassen. Es hat geregnet. Er hat es jetzt wieder reingeholt durch die Hundeklappe. Und mir ins Gesicht gerammt. Hunde simd toll.
i remembered to publish the simd version of scary scruffle on newgrounds, so free slight performance increase
a halloween treat!
a halloween treat!
October 24, 2025 at 2:29 AM
i remembered to publish the simd version of scary scruffle on newgrounds, so free slight performance increase
a halloween treat!
a halloween treat!
wir simd feunde
October 18, 2025 at 9:50 AM
wir simd feunde