#оптимизация
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How SimCity Squeezed a Whole City Simulation into 16 MHz
The original SimCity ran on an Intel 386SX clocked at 16 MHz. The trick behind it still matters for modern games: don't run all your code every frame.
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How Brute Force Out-Thought a Programmer Inside an FPU Emulator
The author of the purplesyringa blog explains how, instead of a clever bit trick, they let brute force hunt for the optimal formula — and got a solution they never would have found themselves.
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Hacking the Go compiler to map IPv4 to IPv6 faster
netip.Addr has Unmap() but no To6(). Rather than wait for the Go maintainers to add one, Vincent Bernat tried to teach the compiler itself to optimize the pattern they recommend.
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How One Clippy Lint Was Sped Up 3,133×
A developer on the Rust linter Clippy explains how a seemingly harmless macro check was eating up a quarter of the tool's runtime — and how it was radically sped up.
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The Windows 11 Weather app eats up more than a gigabyte of RAM
The stock Weather app in Windows 11 can hog upwards of 1.2 GB of RAM — five times as much as its macOS counterpart. The reason: it's essentially an MSN web app running on the WebView2 engine.
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GPT-5.6 Suggested a Solution to a 30-Year Convex Optimization Problem
According to Reddit users, the language model GPT-5.6, guided by a specially crafted prompt, helped close a question in convex optimization that had been open for thirty years. The news sparked a lively discussion on Hacker News.
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Xiaomi Details Full-Pipeline Inference Optimization for the MiMo-V2.5 Series
Xiaomi has published a post on the MiMo project blog about full-pipeline inference optimization for the MiMo-V2.5 series of models. The details are laid out in the original publication.
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Developer cut Fable costs by 60% by turning code into images
A project called pxpipe has been published on GitHub that converts program code into images and feeds them to a model for recognition — an approach that cut the cost of Fable requests by 60%.