bqn

Singeli is a domain-specific language for high-performance programming with SIMD support, implemented in BQN and emitting C code, designed for flexible abstractions over CPU instructions.

The article presents a benchmark comparing BQN's performance for an odd binary function, highlighting its advantages with a live demonstration.

This article by Marshall Lochbaum discusses the philosophy behind choosing primitives in the BQN array programming language, arguing that primitives should be discovered rather than invented, and contrasts symbols versus names.