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Hakozuna v3.2 Released: Bringing Optimized Memory Allocation to M1 Mac
Dev.to · CharmPic 📰 AI News & Updates ⚡ AI Lesson 5mo ago
Hakozuna v3.2 Released: Bringing Optimized Memory Allocation to M1 Mac
I've added the main text to chatgpt5.4 ↓ I am pleased to announce the release of Hakozuna...
Porting Hakozuna to Windows Native: Lessons from Benchmarking hz3 and hz4 beyond Ubuntu
Dev.to · CharmPic 📰 AI News & Updates ⚡ AI Lesson 5mo ago
Porting Hakozuna to Windows Native: Lessons from Benchmarking hz3 and hz4 beyond Ubuntu
The Windows native support for Hakozuna has finally moved past the "it runs" stage to the "measurable...
Does Audio Cable Affect Sound? I Built a Physics Simulator to Find Out.
Dev.to · CharmPic 🔧 Backend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 5mo ago
Does Audio Cable Affect Sound? I Built a Physics Simulator to Find Out.
Discussing whether audio cables change the sound often turns into a never-ending debate based on...
I suffered a crushing defeat against mimalloc in specific tuning scenarios.
Dev.to · CharmPic 📐 ML Fundamentals ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago
I suffered a crushing defeat against mimalloc in specific tuning scenarios.
The Scalability Wall (T=16) At 16 threads, hz3 hit a limit. hz3: 76.6M ops/s mimalloc: 85.0M...
[Humans and AI] 3-month "pigeon" development (hakozuna) vs. 2-day multi-threaded development based on that (hakozuna-mt)
Dev.to · CharmPic 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago
[Humans and AI] 3-month "pigeon" development (hakozuna) vs. 2-day multi-threaded development based on that (hakozuna-mt)
Introduction: I am not a "Wizard," I am a "Pigeon" First, a confession: I am not a C...
## The Baseline Power: Performance Without Optimizations
Dev.to · CharmPic 🔧 Backend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago
## The Baseline Power: Performance Without Optimizations
Engineering Notes: A work in progress. Before diving into the Lane16 specific build, I discovered...
From "Losing at T=16" to "Matching mimalloc": A Day with hz3 Lane16
Dev.to · CharmPic ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago
From "Losing at T=16" to "Matching mimalloc": A Day with hz3 Lane16
TL;DR Fixed a performance gap where hz3 was losing to mimalloc at T=16 / R=90 by...
hakozuna (hz3) - A new memory allocator released
Dev.to · CharmPic 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago
hakozuna (hz3) - A new memory allocator released
✅ Performance competitive with mimalloc/tcmalloc ✅ +28% improvement on multi-threaded remote-free ✅...
Benchmark Report: Analyzing the Time-Space Trade-off in Memory Allocators (hakozuna vs tcmalloc)
Dev.to · CharmPic 🏗️ Systems Design & Architecture ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago
Benchmark Report: Analyzing the Time-Space Trade-off in Memory Allocators (hakozuna vs tcmalloc)
https://github.com/hakorune/hakozuna Introduction I have been developing a custom memory...
How Quadrupling a Buffer Let My Allocator Catch Up with mimalloc
Dev.to · CharmPic 🔧 Backend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago
How Quadrupling a Buffer Let My Allocator Catch Up with mimalloc
https://github.com/hakorune/hakozuna TL;DR By simply increasing the internal ring buffer...
"I just said 'Box!' and somehow beat mimalloc
Dev.to · CharmPic 🏗️ Systems Design & Architecture ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago
"I just said 'Box!' and somehow beat mimalloc
I just said "Box!" and somehow beat mimalloc TL;DR Built a memory allocator...
How to Make Claude Code Create Executables for Ubuntu and Windows in a WSL Environment
Dev.to · CharmPic 💻 AI-Assisted Coding ⚡ AI Lesson 1y ago
How to Make Claude Code Create Executables for Ubuntu and Windows in a WSL Environment
This is the story of how we set out to build a "next-gen text editor" and, somewhere along the way,...
How I Made Task Lists Fun Again (with a Hint of World Domination)
Dev.to · CharmPic 💻 AI-Assisted Coding ⚡ AI Lesson 1y ago
How I Made Task Lists Fun Again (with a Hint of World Domination)
Ever dreamed of conquering the world with code? Well, that’s exactly what happened when I teamed up...