Squashing Compilers

Update: 2025-08-10

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Matt uses you as his therapist to vent about three days fighting systemd and boot time. Ben patiently listens while Matt explains why mounting things shouldn't consume 200% CPU. AWS sponsorship news provides a silver lining.

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Conference Talks: Some Assembly Required

2025-10-1243:08

Running Programs

2025-09-1241:18

Squashing Compilers

2025-08-1042:24

The Benefits of Experience

2025-07-1833:20

Is Football Possible Anymore?

2025-06-1220:24

C++ and Rust: Different Tools for the Job

2025-05-0930:58

Observable Metrics

2025-04-1039:35

Pair Programming with HAL?

2025-03-1647:27

Passing Messages

2025-02-1458:34

Getting CRUFTy

2025-01-1235:14

Are We Remotely Productive?

2024-12-1426:19

Are Dirty Hands Right?

2024-11-2331:14

Sequence Locks

2024-10-2648:49

The Joy of Programming

2024-09-1139:26

Deploy First Development

2024-08-1740:35

Programming Under Pressure

2024-07-2146:50

Avoiding Abandonware

2024-06-1740:11

Is Optimization Refactoring?

2024-05-1537:08

The Future of Compiler Explorer

2024-04-1726:32

Strong ARM

2024-03-1841:54

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Squashing Compilers

Ben Rady and Matt Godbolt

Squashing Compilers