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I'm attempting to benchmark a custom queue implementation with X consumer and Y producer threads. A single run takes on average ~68ms, and I've noticed that my benchmarking library sometimes produces ...
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I'm building a custom programming language and want performance close to C. Currently I'm deciding between: Generating C code and compiling with GCC/Clang Generating LLVM IR directly Using a JIT My ...
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In an application cleanup job, I need to remove all rows from a table regularly. Table: CREATE TABLE session_logs ( id BIGSERIAL PRIMARY KEY, session_id TEXT, created_at TIMESTAMPTZ, ...
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I'm trying to run YOLO26n on my core i5 CPU, which basically detects three things: Helmet, falling, and oil spill, so the performance is getting worse, but what makes it the worst is when I try to get ...
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I started learning C++ recently and I am working on SPSC Lock-Free queue. Full code of my benchmark can be found here: GitHub. What I do, is basically pinning my Producer and Consumer threads to CPU's....
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I need a faster way to build one object from another in PowerShell. I have a PowerShell array of Strings with 10,000 hostnames: $hostnames = @("server1","server2","server3&...
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I have a React UI with a Spring Boot backend that retrieves data from a SQL database. The screen contains around 45 filter columns, where filters work in a cascading way. For example: Selecting a ...
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I am working on a project where I need to fetch and display a large dataset (similar to the Metropolitan Museum of Art collection API). The dataset contains thousands of records, including images and ...
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I have an audit table using a TimescaleDB hypertable: CREATE TABLE log.data ( modified timestamptz not null default clock_timestamp(), table_schema text not null, table_name text not ...
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The following ScaLAPACK code gets 3.8 Tflops on one node, but only 1.5 Tflops on two nodes. After that, it scales well. I don't understand why we get an initial slowdown. The matrix is about 50K x 50K....
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I am working on a backend application and trying to reduce response latency, but I want to avoid optimizations that could introduce correctness issues. By correctness, I mean preserving accurate ...
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I am solving the CSES problem: https://cses.fi/problemset/task/1735/ I implemented a segment tree with lazy propagation to support: Range increment updates Range assignment updates Range sum ...
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In one of my projects I have an entity with startDate (from) and expiryDate (to): @Entity public class BlacklistedItem { //... @Column(nullable = false) private LocalDateTime startDate; @...
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Hi I’m a student software engineer my group project requires us to run an 32bit windows application (metatrader 4) to run some calculations. Currently we have an vm setup to handle this but our ...
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My wordle solver seems to be slow, i would like to ask your opinions on how i can speed it up further I did some optimizations i could think of, but speed still seems to be bad As far as i understand, ...
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