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Computation and State Machines (2008) [pdf]
(lamport.azurewebsites.net)
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Thinking for Programmers, by Leslie Lamport [video]
(youtube.com)
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This issue is discussed here, with what I think is a workable solution: https://github.com/w3c/webappsec-subresource-integrity/issue...
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The struggle with Rust
(ayende.com)
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DRAM latency then and now
(gist.github.com)
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Works like the train toilet
(everything2.com)
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Things you probably didn’t know about Google BigQuery
(medium.com)
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Immunity-aware programming
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Ancient Sendmail Capabilities Issue
(sites.google.com)
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Versioning in the libvirt library
(berrange.com)
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10y ago
I'm pretty sure that's why they wanted him stranded there. Letting himself get associated with Russia is one of his few mistakes, although he didn't have many options.
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China brain
(en.wikipedia.org)
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> Four-way lights suck and if the cars can talk to each other and are fully autonomous why can’t we get rid of lights. This may sound very chaotic at first but hey, aren’t internet packets moving the same way? "Sorry, your car has b
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Cypherpunk Desert Bus: My Role in the 2016 Zcash Trusted Setup Ceremony
(petertodd.org)
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10y ago
And if the customers are imposing these ridiculous demands, then they should have some experience servicing vehicles.
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10y ago
Rust tightly couples performance and safety. Sandboxing separates out performance and safety, so you can take your pick of languages for performance, and your pick of sandboxes for safety, without conflict.
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10y ago
These abstractions are building on top of sand.
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10y ago
Turning it around: if the bill changed nothing, why did it need to be repealed?
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If you look at long-running, successful projects, they don't do this. One example is the original V8 dev team that went off to create Dart (AIUI). Nobody followed them and V8 got replacement developers. (But perhaps that was a particul
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10y ago
No, independently these moves are inconsequential. But the trajectory is clear, and reason to worry.
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Great, we needed something to counter the domestic propaganda that was legalized in 2013: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130715/11210223804/anti-... Oh, it's about foreign propaganda? Never mind...
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I suspect this article made a lot of people feel stupid, or in other words, it taught us something. Sometimes the ego gets out of check. I think the article is well-presented and educational.
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10y ago
I just created a submission for libco, which I think is the best (fastest and most portable) library for coroutines in C. It's great, I wish it got more love. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13199581
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Fast coroutines in C from BSNES
(byuu.org)
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10y ago
I wrote such a library in C[1] and in practice it's been no problem. Most libraries that do IO provide hooks (for example I made SQLite fully async[2], with no changes to their code). For cases where that isn't possible (or desira
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10y ago
Regardless of how valid or important the criticisms you list are (and there are already several replies tearing them apart point-by-point), I want to say I really appreciate hearing about potential pitfalls in new (and yes, hyped) technol
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10y ago
I came up with a voting strategy that I call single issue tactical voting. The idea is that you pick what you think is the single most underrated issue, and announce you will either vote for your major candidate, or third party, depending o
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The Challenge of Computer Mathematics [pdf]
(cs.ru.nl)
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Nicola's Decentralized Research reading list
(github.com)
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List of longest prison sentences
(en.wikipedia.org)
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