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Deep Recursion Does Not Fail Gracefully

Deep Recursion Does Not Fail Gracefully

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Passing by Value Is Sometimes the Fastest Option

Passing by Value Is Sometimes the Fastest Option

on October 28, 2026October 28, 2026
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Shared Pointer Costs an Atomic Increment You Can Often Avoid

Shared Pointer Costs an Atomic Increment You Can Often Avoid

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Some Types Refuse to Live at an Odd Address
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Some Types Refuse to Live at an Odd Address

on June 13, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
A Long Running Process Can Run Out of Memory It Technically Has
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A Long Running Process Can Run Out of Memory It Technically Has

on June 3, 2026September 3, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
Ten Thousand Small Allocations Cost More Than the Work They Hold
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Ten Thousand Small Allocations Cost More Than the Work They Hold

on May 31, 2026September 10, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
Most Programs Do Not Need a Custom Allocator, and Some Desperately Do
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Most Programs Do Not Need a Custom Allocator, and Some Desperately Do

on May 20, 2026September 10, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
Heap Allocation Is a Search, Stack Allocation Is an Addition
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Heap Allocation Is a Search, Stack Allocation Is an Addition

on May 14, 2026September 10, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
One Off by One Is Enough to Overwrite the Return Address
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One Off by One Is Enough to Overwrite the Return Address

on May 5, 2026August 27, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
The Second Free Breaks the Allocator, Not Your Object
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The Second Free Breaks the Allocator, Not Your Object

on April 30, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
Freed Memory Still Holds Your Data Until Something Else Wants It
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Freed Memory Still Holds Your Data Until Something Else Wants It

on April 23, 2026September 3, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
Address Sanitizer Finds in Seconds What Review Misses for Months
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Address Sanitizer Finds in Seconds What Review Misses for Months

on April 15, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran
A Leak Is Not a Crash, Which Is Why It Survives Testing
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A Leak Is Not a Crash, Which Is Why It Survives Testing

on April 11, 2026
Ruaridh Kensington-Oyelaran

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