The future of U.S. homebuilding won’t unfold in a straight line. At Focus On Excellence, leaders will work through four bold scenarios that sharpen decisions for 2026—and reshape the industry by 2030.| The Builder's Daily
Capital, land, and policy pressures aren’t easing soon. Homebuilding leaders who engage peers in solving today’s dilemmas will be sharper, faster, and stronger when conditions shift.| The Builder's Daily
At Datadog, we regularly hold hackathons, a dedicated time when we can explore new ideas and tinker with new technologies. During one of these hackathons, I found myself working side by side with a colleague who holds a Data Mining & Algorithms PhD. Driven by the desire to do something both cool and complex, we decided on building an online anomaly detection method for streaming logs. We both work in the Cloud SIEM team, a team that provides a security tool to analyse logs in a stateful manne...| Adri’s Blog
The other day, while wasting time reading reddit, I stumbled upon a blogpost mentioning S3 FIFO, a method claiming to outperform LRU (Least Recently Used) in terms of cache miss ratio. Notable companies like RedPandas, Rising Wave, and Cloudflare have already implemented it in various capacities, so this piqued my interest. Caches are a pretty darn interesting and at Datadog, we rely heavily on them in several services, so I knew I had to put S3 FIFO to the test, or at least, make sure I unde...| Adri’s Blog
Many leaders are too focused on providing answers and not enough on asking great questions. On the benefits of asking questions, plus great questions leaders should ask themselves and their direct reports—and about other stakeholders.| Triple Crown Leadership
Mistakes and lessons from a real-world feature performance optimizations: from API usage to advanced data structures, from bit hacks to CPU-friendlier code.| The mole is digging
The fastest implementation of Bloom filter for Scala and JVM| The mole is digging
TIL: JIT can treat static readonly fields as constants| The mole is digging
We will take a closer look at the hoisting optimization by JIT. The post contains examples with their assembly listings.| The mole is digging
Hoisting is a compiler optimization that moves loop-invariant code out of the loop. The post reveals hoisting in .NET and explains what code will be optimized and why.| The mole is digging
A short HOWTO check whether methods were inlined by JIT or not, and why not.| The mole is digging