Not a physician, utility-bikes a lot (~5000km/year), DFH, works on Go compiler. (I do not speak for my employer.) Sometimes know things about programming languages, (cargo) bicycles, lilies, Florida. He/him. Ex(?) Florida Man. Now near Boston, MA, USA. Married to a sociologist. Tootfinder searchable. Biased towards following people unlike me but with overlapping interests. I'm aware that not everyone can ride a bike, it's been mentioned once or twice in the past.
Not a physician, utility-bikes a lot (~5000km/year), DFH, works on Go compiler. (I do not speak for my employer.) Sometimes know things about programming languages, (cargo) bicycles, lilies, Florida. He/him. Ex(?) Florida Man. Now near Boston, MA, USA. Married to a sociologist. Tootfinder searchable. Biased towards following people unlike me but with overlapping interests. I'm aware that not everyone can ride a bike, it's been mentioned once or twice in the past.
Dear adventurous Go users who are playing with SIMD in 1.26 pre-release. Coding your feature checks like this:
func init() {
useAVX512 = archsimd.X86.AVX512()
}will yield not-best code, because the compiler is looking for guards that check archsimd.X86.AVX512() in order to (whenever there is a choice) enable the AVX512 versions of operations, e.g., mask registers versus bit masks, that sort of thing. (512-bit vectors will also force AVX512).
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