Found this video about this paper called

Simulating Time in Square-Root Space by Ryan Williams

https://eccc.weizmann.ac.il/report/2025/017/

Key insite it uses properties of numbers to compute the values of things and store them in one step

My thoughts 🤔 💭

I'm curious if the possibility of creating a compiler that implements this space-saving technique for pre-compiled programs. Or at compile time

Possible use cases are machine learning. Crunching large machine learning models into simple small programs.

Basically any program that can get smaller.

This is potentially a huge result

Call to action

Programmers get on this. I want a program I can enter in my code and it spits out a better smaller compiled program.

Astonishing discovery by computer scientist: how to squeeze space into time

Video created by

Kelsey Houston-Edwards

https://www.kelseyhoustonedwards.com/

Author

by oran collins

github.com/wisehackermonkey

Super deep dive into the results

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