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Associative memory? Store data in them and they will never complain they are full, but they may "forget" instead. Querying them with slightly wrong keys, they'l
by jll29 4y ago
Associative memory? Store data in them and they will never complain they are full, but they may "forget" instead. Querying them with slightly wrong keys, they'll auto-correct the keys as long as they are not overloaded.
Binary fuse filters? (Xor|Bloom) filters on steroids.
Non-deterministic finite state transducers? Reversible, more elegant and more powerful version of non-deterministic finite state recognizers (transitions are labelled with two outputs, which can be interpreted as inputs versus outputs, but these roles can be swapped as they are symmetric).
Ropes? What, you are still using strings? Dude, please stop writing that newbie editor.
Caches with Time aware least recently used (TLRU) or Segmented LRU (SLRU) cache replacement strategies (Oh, you thought Least recently used (LRU) was cool?)