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SIMD: making every cycle count.
SIMD is a discipline, not a wider instruction. Masks instead of branches, in-place partition, and why correct parallel code can still be slow.
[ NOTES ] from the l team
on array runtimes,
memory, and the machine underneath.
we write when something measurable has changed. no announcements without numbers.
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Compute on compressed.
Compression usually means storing less. In l it also means computing differently: running primitives on the encoding itself.
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Compression: breaking the memory wall.
Modern analytical performance is bound by bytes, not arithmetic. How l treats compression as execution layout.
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Why l.
Twenty-five years with k and q. I did not want a new language. I wanted to rebuild the engine underneath it.