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J for C Programmers – added to ChapterPal free collection

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J for C Programmers by Henry Rich is now in ChapterPal's collection of books offered free of charge. The J programming language is a highly terse, multi-platform array programming language developed in the early 1990s.

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  • J for C Programmers by Henry Rich added to ChapterPal’s free book collection.

  • J is a highly terse, multi-platform array language developed in the early 1990s.

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A Little R Survival Kit added to ChapterPal open textbooks collection

A Little R Survival Kit by Eric Ho (2026) is now in ChapterPal's collection of open textbooks. The book covers R, an open-source language for statistical computing and data analysis.

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  • Title: A Little R Survival Kit by Eric Ho (2026)

  • Collection: ChapterPal's open textbooks collection

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Agent memory released by seven firms in one month

Agent memory released by Meta, Google, Microsoft, Databricks, Couchbase, Cohere, and GitHub in the past month. The post asks whether memories transfer when switching platforms.

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  • Companies: Meta, Google, Microsoft, Databricks, Couchbase, Cohere, GitHub.

  • Timeline: shipped in the last month.

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J Primer added to ChapterPal collection of open textbooks

J Primer by Eric Iverson is now in ChapterPal's collection of open textbooks. The J language is a terse, general-purpose array language created in the early 1990s by Kenneth E. Iverson and Roger Hui.

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  • J Primer by Eric Iverson added to ChapterPal's open textbook collection

  • J language developed in the early 1990s by Kenneth E. Iverson and Roger Hui

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Board game numbers boost preschool number skills, held 9 weeks

Board game numbers boost preschool number skills, with four skills improving and maintained 9 weeks later. Replacing numbers with colored squares showed no gain.

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  • Four number skills increased after about an hour of play and held 9 weeks later.

  • Using colored squares instead of numbers produced no gain.

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AutoAlign open-sourced by NVIDIA, no benchmarks shipped

AutoAlign is an NVIDIA open-source tool to catch confident wrong answers in enterprise AI, released without any benchmark. Correctness is described as domain-specific, so proof must live in the user’s environment, not on a leaderboard.

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  • AutoAlign open-sourced by NVIDIA.

  • Shipped without a single benchmark.

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