Name: Indy.rs - "Dolla Dolla Bills: Cache-Friendly Rust" by Zach Mitchell, almost PhD
Start: 2018-04-04T19:00:00-04:00
End: 2018-04-04T22:00:00-04:00
Location: Speak Easy

"Dolla Dolla Bills: Cache-Friendly Rust" by Zach Mitchell, almost PhD

"Writing cache-aware code can yield 10x performance improvements with minimal code modification in some cases. From this talk you'll learn about CPU caches, what makes code cache-friendly, and how to write cache-friendly Rust. You'll also hear yet more reasons why linked-lists are bad."

Zach Mitchell in his own words:
"I'm finishing the last year of my physics PhD at Purdue University. Once I'm done I'm looking to get into systems programming and/or cloud infrastructure. In my free time I watch YouTube videos about Unix syscalls."

Doors open at 6:45.
Food at 7.
Talk a few minutes after.

Cameron Dershem

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Functional Programming

Computer Programming

Rust

Nathan Hawkins

Darrin Thompson

TJ Johnson

Aaron Dershem

Zach Mitchell

Anthony Panozzo

Mark Stetzer

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