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Fruit Fly by Josh Silver

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By Josh Silver, Imran Mahmood, Dean M Dilley
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Josh Silver. Crooked Lane, $19.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 979-8-89242-637-4 A struggling author co-opts the life of a young gay drug addict for her new manuscript in YA novelist Silver’s jaw-dropping adult debut (after Traumaland). It’s been seven years since Mallory Maddox published her acclaimed first novel, Shallow Embers. Now she’s locked in domestic purgatory with her handsome husband, Ronan, who’s pressuring her to have a child she doesn’t want.
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ASCENT: a tensor-oriented approach to population-scale agent-based simulation

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By Imran Mahmood, Richard Bailey, Gregory Lanzaro, Anisoara Calinescu, J. Doyne Farmer, Michael Wooldridge, Sureni Wickramasooriya
| Nature Verified
Abstract Agent-based models (ABMs) offer a compelling framework for simulating complex systems but scale poorly with conventional software execution paradigms. When modelling millions of interacting agents with complex lifecycles and spatial dynamics, conventional ABMs encounter severe computational bottlenecks, e.g., from memory fragmentation and loop-based state updates.
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Dark Country by Adam Plantinga

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By Adam Plantinga, Imran Mahmood, Dean M Dilley
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Adam Plantinga. Grand Central, $30 (336p) ISBN 978-1-5387-7886-9 In Plantinga’s muscular latest adventure for ex-cop Kurt Argento (after Hard Town), a billionaire attempts to abduct a teenage refugee for a forced bone marrow transplant. At the outset, Kurt is working off the books as a handyman at a South Dakota church, doing his best to lay low after trouble in Arizona led him to kill four people in the previous book.
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