>>101235044
bump for interest

>>101235321
Fuck off, OP posted a vtumor. He made his bed so now he should be forced to lie in it.

>>101235373
ah
im so far removed from normalspace i didnt even recognize
i guess herbs then

>>101235044
literally think for one second on your own, if you get caught in the trap of having to read a book for everything you are never going to move forwards
I made so many assumptions you have no idea, did many of them turn out to be wrong? yeah, did i feel humiliateed? yes, learning to program is literally a humiliation ritual. Was i right other times? yes, and it saved me from making retarded threads and spending weeks and weeks procrastinating on some shitty pdf.

>>101235425
if you dont know where to start its a mountain to climb.
>>101235044
i heard this guy is da bomb
https://www.agner.org/optimize/#manuals
but like the other anon said i procrastinate on starting reading
also i learned in an unstructured way so i know a good portion of that already which demotivates me even more
but yeah, that might be a starting point

you can learn opencl or cuda too.
i learned opencl.
having to manage memory locality manually was an eye-opener for me.
and the whole semi-asynchronous execution model is a good mental exercise too

>>101235425
I'm working on low latency systems that aren't easy to experiment with. I find books give me a nice overview of subject areas which I can dig into deeper as needed.
>>101235500
I'm not a fan of straight up reading books either. I get my motivation from thinking about how I can apply what I learned to a project.

>>101235044
Software Developer Manual of your target CPU architecture, if you care about cutting edge.
University course materials are always 10 years behind and textbooks are 20 years behind.

>>101235500
i read programming from the ground up, realized i wasted my time, reverse engineered how an entire kernel works by thinking and then lurked more to hear and learn about optimizations in processors.
I guess its 2024...

>>101235557
this.

>>101235373
>knowing vtumors by heart and instantly recognizing them
sir, I'm going to need you to go back...

>>101235555
>how I can apply what I learned to a project.
apparently its the best method of learning.
bootcamps, paying sites, even teachers in the classical curriculum apply this method. or try to.

>>101235704
based.
with practice, i learned bits here and there until an image emerged, then clarified with time
its a mental model that works at my decently advanced level
but i know theres stuff i dont know
i will have to read the book at some point to make sure i have no holes in my knowledge anymore + learn the proper wording