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Mostly programming-language and data-structure essays, plus codec and neuroscience hardware items. Little hard new research with numbers today.

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    Bbtree is presented in a blog post as the fastest ordered map. This is the author's claim; the summary has no benchmark figures.

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    EPFL researchers built a neural chip that decodes interactions between brain regions.

    NotableHacker News (front page) ↗4 min read
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    The Alliance for Open Media touts early adoption of the royalty-free AV2 video codec, with an SVT-AV2 encoder in development.

    Phoronix ↗1 min read
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    The Goose programming language published its homepage describing the language design. The summary gives no further detail.

    NotableHacker News (front page) ↗20 min read
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    Dan Luu argues software developers should pursue more ambitious projects rather than settling for modest goals.

    NotableHacker News (front page) ↗26 min read
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    A write-up describes conformance testing a dozen specifications across as many programming languages. A separate Lobsters thread covers SIMD in Go.

    Lobsters ↗8 min read
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  • Lobsters discussion thread on using SIMD instructions from the Go programming language.

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  • Essay on ratfactor.com discusses the merits of small programs and small programming languages.

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    Article URL: https://ratfactor.com/cards/pl-small Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50225674 Points: 18 # Comments: 0

  • Essay on ratfactor.com argues that constraints and limitations foster creativity and learning.

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    Article URL: https://ratfactor.com/cards/limitations Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50225663 Points: 10 # Comments: 3

  • A new model suggests a 1,000-mile Martian cloud may form through ice physics not yet observed on Earth.

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    A new model suggests Mars may host ice-forming physics never directly observed before.

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