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I have a prototype solution to #20 and provided some runway it could, after validation by research, solve for #2. I am working a prototype distributed OS that
by austincheney 6y ago
I have a prototype solution to #20 and provided some runway it could, after validation by research, solve for #2. I am working a prototype distributed OS that (partially) executes in the browser. The prototype is far enough along that I can qualify some of my initial goals and assumptions.
But then those questions are for undergrads. I am just an old dumb soldier with my undergrad days long behind me.
- warkdarrior 6y agoI think challenge #20 is about computational complexity of algorithms, not system design, but I may be wrong.
- convolvatron 6y ago"How can we develop asymptotics for a world with massively many degrees of freedom?" what...does that even mean? just knock down some exponents?
- deeceejhay 6y agoWe're working on a web stack distributed computing framework. Perhaps we could collaborate to accelerate your research on #20 & #2.
- austincheney 6y agoI made a video demo of the project last year: http://mailmarkup.org/sharefile/demo1.mp4 http://mailmarkup.org/sharefile/demo1.mp4 The UI is largely the same, but the project has different design goals now and a more ambitious internal architecture. Over the next month I will be concluding end-to-end test automation in the browser across various devices which will include a text messaging component.
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- qayxc 6y ago> But then those questions are for undergrads. The blog post title is misleading - these are some of the toughest questions/challenges currently known, they're not geared towards undergrads.