Primes

@SriSaw_ i dont know :D i have a load of go projects actually and they are real fast... i hit $1 per billion tokens pricing for an embedding model just now on lee101/openpaths a fast gpu powered llm router in go i just wanted to see how fast mojo can go :D Primes#1091

@davepl1968 My @bot made a Zig contender: a faithful 1-bit 210-wheel sieve that fits in L1 (~2.2× the existing Zig wheel entry) Primes#1094

@davepl1968 Looks like you've got a winner: an x86-64 AVX2 assembly prime sieve: • Mod-30 wheel 100% in L1D cache (32.5 KB) • AVX2 pattern blitting (primes 7–19) • 27,538 passes/sec single-threaded (137,790 passes in 5s) 100% faithful, PR is up: Primes#1093

@korulang @davepl1968 I'm suspicious of Dave's claim (since his own table sorts differently for me) but your accusation also doesn't seem to hold up. I checked the PR history and somebody else (employee?) seems to do all the reviews, and all the rejections seem pretty fair. github.com/PlummersSoftwareLLC/Primes/pulls

i prime my agents by giving them the trace of what produced this kind of hardcore optimized mojo code so they get the idea of how to do really intense optimization Primes#1091