March 19, 2025 at 7:09 AM
Please make this a log (or loglog) graph for the additional beauty of confusion and misunderstanding
October 2, 2026 at 12:51 PM
Please make this a log (or loglog) graph for the additional beauty of confusion and misunderstanding
time for the loglog fight, v2
December 13, 2025 at 12:00 PM
time for the loglog fight, v2
loglog uwu my pretty bb boi
April 28, 2026 at 3:41 AM
loglog uwu my pretty bb boi
one of the best posts ive read is this one (loglog.games/blog/leaving...) where someone who actually, *really* tried to use rust for gamedev and ended up concluding its not good for it
October 4, 2025 at 12:18 AM
one of the best posts ive read is this one (loglog.games/blog/leaving...) where someone who actually, *really* tried to use rust for gamedev and ended up concluding its not good for it
Here is a detailed write up from someone else who transitioned away from rust gamedev and their challenges: loglog.games/blog/leaving...
LogLog Games
loglog.games
April 28, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Here is a detailed write up from someone else who transitioned away from rust gamedev and their challenges: loglog.games/blog/leaving...
Anyways, to conclude, here's the loglog plot. Interestingly, a direct fit to get the leading term will not quite get the right exponent 1/2 (but instead something like 0.52) nor the leading constant 2 (instead something like 1.5): the lower-order term -1.711n⅙ is important.
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March 30, 2025 at 3:52 AM
Anyways, to conclude, here's the loglog plot. Interestingly, a direct fit to get the leading term will not quite get the right exponent 1/2 (but instead something like 0.52) nor the leading constant 2 (instead something like 1.5): the lower-order term -1.711n⅙ is important.
/end
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Super excited about our new paper on mobility that's out in Nature Human Behavior www.nature.com/articles/s41...
I love this paper for many reasons, but one is that we find beautiful 1/x power-law that spans 6 orders of magnitude hidden within the "ugly" distribution raw mobility data.
I love this paper for many reasons, but one is that we find beautiful 1/x power-law that spans 6 orders of magnitude hidden within the "ugly" distribution raw mobility data.
September 4, 2025 at 9:56 AM
Super excited about our new paper on mobility that's out in Nature Human Behavior www.nature.com/articles/s41...
I love this paper for many reasons, but one is that we find beautiful 1/x power-law that spans 6 orders of magnitude hidden within the "ugly" distribution raw mobility data.
I love this paper for many reasons, but one is that we find beautiful 1/x power-law that spans 6 orders of magnitude hidden within the "ugly" distribution raw mobility data.
Use the right language for the right job; sticking with just one is silly.
Every argument I could make is better said by this blogpost, it’s a great case-study on what happens when you start with the wrong tool:
loglog.games/blog/leaving...
Every argument I could make is better said by this blogpost, it’s a great case-study on what happens when you start with the wrong tool:
loglog.games/blog/leaving...
LogLog Games
loglog.games
July 17, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Use the right language for the right job; sticking with just one is silly.
Every argument I could make is better said by this blogpost, it’s a great case-study on what happens when you start with the wrong tool:
loglog.games/blog/leaving...
Every argument I could make is better said by this blogpost, it’s a great case-study on what happens when you start with the wrong tool:
loglog.games/blog/leaving...
Fitting 4 points on a loglog plot, to be more precise.
May 7, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Fitting 4 points on a loglog plot, to be more precise.
一言で言えば，HyperLogLog は浮動小数点の exponent だけ覚えているとみなせて，それに mantissa を足してやると浮動小数点そのものと思える．この表現で MinHash を実装すると loglog ビットで MinHash と同等のものが実装できる．
August 21, 2025 at 8:43 PM
一言で言えば，HyperLogLog は浮動小数点の exponent だけ覚えているとみなせて，それに mantissa を足してやると浮動小数点そのものと思える．この表現で MinHash を実装すると loglog ビットで MinHash と同等のものが実装できる．
I recently published the LaTeX notes I took in three amazing classes this semester:
- Computational quantum physics (Prof. @gppcarleo.bsky.social)
- Quantum information theory (Prof. @qzoeholmes.bsky.social)
- Sublinear algorithms for big data analysis (Prof. Michael Kapralov)
Link below👇
- Computational quantum physics (Prof. @gppcarleo.bsky.social)
- Quantum information theory (Prof. @qzoeholmes.bsky.social)
- Sublinear algorithms for big data analysis (Prof. Michael Kapralov)
Link below👇
August 18, 2025 at 8:20 PM
I recently published the LaTeX notes I took in three amazing classes this semester:
- Computational quantum physics (Prof. @gppcarleo.bsky.social)
- Quantum information theory (Prof. @qzoeholmes.bsky.social)
- Sublinear algorithms for big data analysis (Prof. Michael Kapralov)
Link below👇
- Computational quantum physics (Prof. @gppcarleo.bsky.social)
- Quantum information theory (Prof. @qzoeholmes.bsky.social)
- Sublinear algorithms for big data analysis (Prof. Michael Kapralov)
Link below👇
Lengthy post about someone's decision to abandon #Rustlang for #gamedev.
I'll continue using Rust to build Siren. However, the article raises many valid criticisms, particularly the difficulty of "getting something working to try it out and then clean up the code later."
loglog.games/blog/leaving...
I'll continue using Rust to build Siren. However, the article raises many valid criticisms, particularly the difficulty of "getting something working to try it out and then clean up the code later."
loglog.games/blog/leaving...
LogLog Games
loglog.games
January 1, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Lengthy post about someone's decision to abandon #Rustlang for #gamedev.
I'll continue using Rust to build Siren. However, the article raises many valid criticisms, particularly the difficulty of "getting something working to try it out and then clean up the code later."
loglog.games/blog/leaving...
I'll continue using Rust to build Siren. However, the article raises many valid criticisms, particularly the difficulty of "getting something working to try it out and then clean up the code later."
loglog.games/blog/leaving...
The cumulative probability family of ordinal models handle both discrete and continuous time survival modeling. The R rms package implements logit, probit, loglog, cloglog links w/left, right, interval censoring. All you have to do is abandon hazard functions. hbiostat.org/rmsc/ordsurv #StatsSky
25 Ordinal Semiparametric Regression for Survival Analysis – Regression Modeling Strategies
hbiostat.org
May 19, 2026 at 5:52 PM
The cumulative probability family of ordinal models handle both discrete and continuous time survival modeling. The R rms package implements logit, probit, loglog, cloglog links w/left, right, interval censoring. All you have to do is abandon hazard functions. hbiostat.org/rmsc/ordsurv #StatsSky
this seems wise & true, in my experience writing Rust code & writing exploratory gameplay code* loglog.games/blog/leaving...
(* note: i have not tried doing both of these things at the same time, and i think this has convinced me not to try)
(* note: i have not tried doing both of these things at the same time, and i think this has convinced me not to try)
LogLog Games
loglog.games
April 26, 2024 at 11:04 PM
this seems wise & true, in my experience writing Rust code & writing exploratory gameplay code* loglog.games/blog/leaving...
(* note: i have not tried doing both of these things at the same time, and i think this has convinced me not to try)
(* note: i have not tried doing both of these things at the same time, and i think this has convinced me not to try)
Guy who rates things on a 10-10,000,000,000 loglog scale
November 4, 2024 at 5:44 AM
Guy who rates things on a 10-10,000,000,000 loglog scale
2. Splay tree is ~O(loglog n)-competitive, almost proving the central dynamic optimality conjecture that it is O(1)-competitive arxiv.org/abs/2607.18498
Splay trees are almost dynamically optimal
Sleator and Tarjan [JACM, 1985] conjectured that splay trees are dynamically optimal -- that on every access sequence, they perform within a constant factor of the optimal offline dynamic binary searc...
arxiv.org
July 23, 2026 at 4:17 AM
2. Splay tree is ~O(loglog n)-competitive, almost proving the central dynamic optimality conjecture that it is O(1)-competitive arxiv.org/abs/2607.18498
Brian Bushnell
Arithmetic Variable LogLog: Advancing the Memory-Variance Frontier
https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.12575
Arithmetic Variable LogLog: Advancing the Memory-Variance Frontier
https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.12575
August 14, 2026 at 5:59 PM
Brian Bushnell
Arithmetic Variable LogLog: Advancing the Memory-Variance Frontier
https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.12575
Arithmetic Variable LogLog: Advancing the Memory-Variance Frontier
https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.12575
dbがそもそもlogなのでloglogか？細かいことは知りません
March 16, 2025 at 11:23 AM
dbがそもそもlogなのでloglogか？細かいことは知りません
以前にも証明長を犠牲にしてクエリ回数をloglog nのオーダーまで抑えたアルゴリズムは存在したけど、証明長をnlog nに抑える代わりにクエリ回数が増えたが、log nだから知れてる計算量なのが功績としてデカいか、この論文は
October 5, 2026 at 12:36 AM
以前にも証明長を犠牲にしてクエリ回数をloglog nのオーダーまで抑えたアルゴリズムは存在したけど、証明長をnlog nに抑える代わりにクエリ回数が増えたが、log nだから知れてる計算量なのが功績としてデカいか、この論文は
Guy like him probably can do the logarithms in his head already, so I guess his starts with loglog scales.
January 13, 2025 at 6:25 PM
Guy like him probably can do the logarithms in his head already, so I guess his starts with loglog scales.
thank you for posts like this. I originally thought it was a typo (*loglog), this is my first introduction to that.
April 11, 2025 at 12:52 PM
thank you for posts like this. I originally thought it was a typo (*loglog), this is my first introduction to that.