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Bbtree: Fastest Ordered Map(bbtree.xiangpeng.systems)
130 points by aoli-al | 16 comments
Blog post introducing bbtree, a Rust B-tree ordered map claiming 5× speed over std BTreeMap, with benchmarks and integrations into LSM-trees and Turso.
TabPFN and TabICL vs. tuned XGBoost: the model that doesn't train won 14/14(efraingaray.com)
21 points by EfrainGaray | 9 comments
Blog post benchmarking TabPFN and TabICL foundation models against tuned XGBoost on fourteen tabular datasets, finding the no-training models won all fourteen.
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A boringSQL blog post by Radim Marek explaining how to create instant database clones in PostgreSQL 18 for testing, migrations, and reproducible snapshots.
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326 points by bo0tzz | 92 comments
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