THE DAILY EDITION
CS & research
4 items · 4 articles in this topic
A thin day, with one notable theory result in lattice cryptography. The rest was systems material and an in-space manufacturing demonstration.
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A paper gives classical randomized algorithms for the shortest vector problem and discrete Gaussian sampling that break the 2^(n/2) barrier, matching heuristic sieving exponents.
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ByteDance researchers present USDB, a storage system designed to scale data handling for next-generation recommender systems.
NotableHacker News (front page) ↗
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Orbital Matter 3D printed a rigid structural beam in orbit, which it presents as an in-space construction milestone.
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A free online book detailing the internal architecture of PostgreSQL circulated on Hacker News.