Sean Barnett https://seanbarnett.id.au/ Coffee, basketball, programming Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:03:51 +0000 https://i.snap.as/FOPXss01.png Sean Barnett https://seanbarnett.id.au/ Intentional, Connected, Disciplined [Placeholder] https://seanbarnett.id.au/intentional-connected-disciplined-placeholder?pk_campaign=rss-feed <![CDATA[My take on a style of play that encapsulates the folkloric play hard, play smart, play together.!--more-- Tags #Basketball #Coaching]]> My take on a style of play that encapsulates the folkloric play hard, play smart, play together.

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]]> https://seanbarnett.id.au/intentional-connected-disciplined-placeholder Sat, 18 Apr 2026 02:18:29 +0000 Mid-PnR Learnings [Placeholder] https://seanbarnett.id.au/mid-pnr-learnings-placeholder?pk_campaign=rss-feed <![CDATA[Tags #Basketball #Coaching]]> Tags #Basketball #Coaching

]]> https://seanbarnett.id.au/mid-pnr-learnings-placeholder Sat, 18 Apr 2026 02:17:21 +0000 Reading List - Programming https://seanbarnett.id.au/reading-list-programming?pk_campaign=rss-feed <![CDATA[Over the past few months I have been doing some technical reading. Well, actually a lot of technical reading, perhaps compensating for having not focused on multiprocessing and performance for some years. And, guess what? The technical world has changed.!--more-- I do hope to curate this list at some stage, but at least I've now captured some of the links so I don't lose track of them. Multi-Processing (e.g., concurrency, multi-threading, asynchrony) Promises Zap Brad Cypert Blog Programming Languages Memory Model Making Sense of Acquire Release Semantics Miguel Young Blog Algorithms for Modern Hardware Work-Stealing Deque Part 1: The Problem with Locks Performance (e.g., algorithms, SIMD, branchless coding) Daniel Lemire, Computer Science Professor Ash's Blog Tutorial on SIMD vectorisation to speed up brute force Josh Haberman Blog Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know Optimizing UTC - Unix Time Conversion for Size and Speed Zig Open My Mind - Karl Seguin Blog Geospatial Gamdev Maths: distance from point to line Find the Intersection of Two Line Segments in 2D (Easy Method)) Data Engineering Jenna Jordan Blog Data Engineering Blog of Simon Späti Spartan Blog - Jerónimo The Evolution of Database Architecture and the Future of Data Management Stop Paying the Complexity Tax Big Data is Dead ]]> Over the past few months I have been doing some technical reading. Well, actually a lot of technical reading, perhaps compensating for having not focused on multiprocessing and performance for some years. And, guess what? The technical world has changed.

I do hope to curate this list at some stage, but at least I've now captured some of the links so I don't lose track of them.

Multi-Processing (e.g., concurrency, multi-threading, asynchrony) * Promises * Zap * Brad Cypert Blog * Programming Languages Memory Model * Making Sense of Acquire Release Semantics * Miguel Young Blog * Algorithms for Modern Hardware * Work-Stealing Deque Part 1: The Problem with Locks

Performance (e.g., algorithms, SIMD, branchless coding) * Daniel Lemire, Computer Science Professor * Ash's Blog * Tutorial on SIMD vectorisation to speed up brute force * Josh Haberman Blog * Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know * Optimizing UTC –> Unix Time Conversion for Size and Speed

Zig * Open My Mind – Karl Seguin Blog

Geospatial * Gamdev Maths: distance from point to line * Find the Intersection of Two Line Segments in 2D (Easy Method)

Data Engineering * Jenna Jordan Blog * Data Engineering Blog of Simon Späti * Spartan Blog – Jerónimo * The Evolution of Database Architecture and the Future of Data Management * Stop Paying the Complexity Tax * Big Data is Dead

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  • time series geospatial data – each record has a timestamp and (in some cases) a geospatial position (typically WGS84 latitude and longitude)
  • durable – rather than ephemeral – each record
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