orthoxerox

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by orthoxerox 8y ago
Can it verify that votes that have been added to the system have been cast by the actual voters and not by anyone else?
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by orthoxerox 8y ago
Most African countries and Russia have managed large-scale attacks on their own paper-based systems just fine. Crypto-based vote-counting systems must protect the voters not from evil outside hackers, but from electoral commissions themselv
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by orthoxerox 8y ago
It abstracts communication-layer logic out of your containers. You don't have to code stuff like TLS, retries, failovers, circuit breakers, load balancing, etc. You code business logic in your microservices and declare all this communi
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by orthoxerox 8y ago
Yes you can. If people support anti-homeless spikes these people will tolerate cops dealing with the homeless by giving them a free ride to the nearest forest in winter. Out of sight, out of mind.
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by orthoxerox 8y ago
"Rough sleepers have been almost eradicated in the Midwest"
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by orthoxerox 8y ago
Rust is approximately as fast as C. So a straighforward reimplementation of CPython in Rust would be approximately as fast as the original. Rust makes it easier to write programs that don't leak memory and don't have data races, b
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by orthoxerox 8y ago
Having an stdlib, having a dependency manager and overall stability.
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by orthoxerox 8y ago
I have worked with AS400, and its concept of an input queue is great. Basically, none of your inputs are ignored if the system is busy, they are cached by the terminal and sent one by one when the system responds. To give you an example, im
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by orthoxerox 8y ago
It's very relevant. Suppose the cake has 3 butter roses, and Charlie LOVES them. He cuts the cake into 3 pieces each with a rose on it, to get one in any case. Alice picks one piece, Bob picks another, Charlie gets the third. Now Bob t