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Seems like you have a vector of functions and a set of control functions. Each control function resolves dependencies, in such a way that the vector of function
by nullspace 14y ago
Seems like you have a vector of functions and a set of control functions. Each control function resolves dependencies, in such a way that the vector of functions can execute parallely while maintaining a "correct" order of execution.
It's definitely clever, but I can't believe they were granted a patent for this. It would be like patenting the map reduce framework. :|
- taligent 14y agoPeople really need to calm down about whether or not the patent was granted. The fact is that the patent office is basically rubber stamping most patents and relying on patent invalidation processes within the legal system to resolve issues. Not every patent clerk is going to be Albert Einstein. Nor should we expect them to be.
- shmerl 14y ago> The fact is that the patent office is basically rubber stamping most patents and relying on patent invalidation processes within the legal system to resolve issues. Which is expensive. It should work other way around. Those who file such patents need to spend money to prove that this stuff is really innovative and for some real experts. Current patents system is pure farce.
- mrich 14y agoWhat is the job of the patent office, then?