In our latest blog post – https://www.dyalog.com/blog/2026/04/outperforming-nested-arrays-with-classic-apl-techniques-part-2 – Asher continues his exploration into the implications of choosing a flat representation rather than a nested one for your data.
I wrote another blog post. This time providing some details as to why Kap was kinda bad in the recent video by @code_report.
Not saying any future tests won't be equally bad, but it's sometimes interesting to know why something happens. At least in one specific case.
#APLQuest 2015-08: Write a function to process output and change the 13s to 12.99s (see https://apl.quest/2015/8/ to test your solution and view ours).
Meet Brian Becker from Dyalog Ltd, presenting at DYNA26 in New York City on 27 April. With over 50 years of APL experience, Brian has developed tools that help users web-enable applications and explore generative AI. Free to attend. https://dyna.dyalog.com/speakers/brian-becker/
Brian Becker from Dyalog Ltd will present “Jarvis and AI”, sharing lessons from using AI to build a Jarvis-based web service. DYNA26, New York City, 27 April. Free to attend. https://dyna.dyalog.com/presentations/jarvis-and-ai/
Meet Kyle Croarkin, presenting at DYNA26 in New York City on 27 April. A graduate researcher in NLP and machine learning, Kyle explores APL through graphics and voxel game development. Free to attend. https://dyna.dyalog.com/speakers/kyle-croarkin/
Kyle is a graduate research assistant at the Mayo Clinic, specialising in natural language processing and machine learning. After discovering Dyalog APL, he applied it to a voxel game project, combining his interest in graphics programming with array-oriented thinking.
Meet Asher Harvey-Smith from Dyalog Ltd, presenting at DYNA26 in New York City on 27 April. Asher brings a fresh perspective to Dyalog APL, from intern to developer influencing its direction. Free to attend. https://dyna.dyalog.com/speakers/asher-harvey-smith/
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