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About this lab
SwitchCaseLab is a notebook. I've loved writing for years, so here it is — a hand-written blog in the AI era.
Here I focus on the deep end of programming — low-level programming, optimization, SIMD, benchmarks, and performance tooling.
Who am I?
At this stage of my life, I'm the switch-case! Currently I don't want to be known publicly, but this website, Github and email will be our ways to communicate with each other.
My background
I started programming more than twenty-five years ago. One day I came home and saw the monitor, mouse and keyboard, and fell in love with them. I started programming with Turbo Pascal 7, and gradually improved my knowledge and today I know many programming languages.
However, I professionally work with C++ and develop deep systems libraries and programs such as parsers, AI training, graphic interface rasterization and etc. Unlike the recent developers who use advantages of new hardware to write lazy code (unoptimized) to achieve their goals, I'm always searching for new approaches, digging in CPU manuals and new technologies like SIMD, GPU processing and other things.