Interactive Linear Programming in the Browser(lpviz.net)
68 points by klamike | 3 comments
lpviz is a browser-based interactive tool for visualizing and solving linear programming problems on a 2D/3D graph canvas.
12 stories tagged optimization, newest first.
68 points by klamike | 3 comments
lpviz is a browser-based interactive tool for visualizing and solving linear programming problems on a 2D/3D graph canvas.
17 points by shrub900 | 3 comments
A personal essay arguing that compilers, build systems, and package managers in POSIX-like operating systems fail to share dependency and resource information, missing optimization opportunities.
60 points by tejstead | 12 comments
A website collecting the best known point configurations for the Heilbronn triangle problem in squares, triangles, and convex regions, with coordinates and an in-browser verifier.
164 points by ibobev | 127 comments
Adam Sawicki's article, originally published in Programista magazine in 2013, on practices for writing efficient, high-performance C++ code.
353 points by O3marchnative | 367 comments
Blog post arguing that allocating missile interceptors is an NP-complete resource allocation problem, starting with single-shot kill probability of interceptors.
942 points by vismit2000 | 437 comments
A university course page listing Rob Pike's five rules of programming on measurement, simple algorithms, and data structures, with notes relating them to Hoare, Thompson, and Brooks.
336 points by Anon84 | 29 comments
PDF of the second edition of the textbook "Algorithms for Optimization" by Kochenderfer and Wheeler.
328 points by c1ccccc1 | 110 comments
A LessWrong linkpost of Hastings' personal essay "Playing in the Creek," which starts from childhood memories of damming a backyard creek.
395 points by romes | 192 comments
Inigo Quilez article correcting the misconception that GPU conditionals should be replaced with mix() and step() in shader code.
359 points by Kerrick | 153 comments
Steve Hanov's 2012 blog post arguing that a short epsilon-greedy multi-armed bandit algorithm outperforms traditional A/B testing.
443 points by pseudolus | 176 comments
Quanta Magazine article on researchers finding a much faster algorithm for integer linear programming, approaching a theoretical speed limit.
412 points by Anon84 | 132 comments
arXiv listing for a book by Jentzen, Kuckuck, and von Wurstemberger giving a mathematically rigorous introduction to deep learning methods, implementations, and theory.