What are Probabilistic Data Structures: Bloom This video will introduce you to Probabilistic Data Structures, and we shall cover a data structure called a Bloom Filter that's used to do efficient membership testing (if X is present in set S)

In this video, we're going to put JIT Tiered compilation to the test (using C# programs) and see what's the performance difference between Tier0 vs. Tier1 vs R2R.

In this video, I'm going to show you 5 performance tips (or tricks) that you can apply in order to make your C# code run faster.

In this video, we're going look at struct devirtualization and how this feature works in the runtime today. We're going to look at some ways we can (ab)use this feature and what are the problems with the current implementation.

In this video, we're going look at how JIT folds constants and optimizes functions buy inlining and then folding them. We shall also see a couple of examples where the compiler will refuse to fold code that would seem to be easy to fold. Note: At (8:30) I've made an editing error and the music gets very loud for ~10s and then it goes back down to normal volume, sorry about that. ♦ link to shift trick video: https://youtu.be/VxiZ7tV-XkM

This video talks about a very cool concept called "value delegates." We will learn what they are, how to apply it to LINQ to decrease allocations to zero, and inline the delegate itself.

This time we're looking at Branch Prediction and Branch Elimination and how to apply them to LINQ and to programming in general.

This video will show you some of the performance and allocation problems that you might encounter when writing LINQ expressions we will also see that an expression you see is not necessarily, what you get. LINQ is not all bad and we will show you an example where LINQ absolutely rocks! This video mentions examples found in my previous video: https://youtu.be/ahnaIdQMoYw Enjoy.

This video will show you some of the performance and allocation problems that you might encounter when writing LINQ expressions and offer a couple of solutions on how to solve them. LINQ Links: ♦ https://github.com/NetFabric/LinqBenchmarks ♦ https://github.com/NetFabric/NetFabric.Hyperlinq

This video is an introduction to bit hacks; we're going to visualize bit hack expressions and learn how to construct and apply them. This video is a direct response to a previous video about bit hacks (https://youtu.be/OPFJUpdCq0I) that was too complicated to an introduction, so this video is here to fill this need. I also have an article about the same topic that goes into more detail about the examples presented here, plus it contains a more bit hacks. https://leveluppp.ghost.io/bit-hacks-in-c/ Enj...