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petar
12y ago
Time is my only limited resource. Which is why it is poorly presented. Don't forget to notice that along-side Escher (which took 2 years to invent) I am maintaining https://github.com/gocircuit/circuit Which
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petar
12y ago
I am the guy. And this is not a joke. And the fact that I am making fun of academia is not co-incidental. The point is that I am using academia's own insights to bridge a major gap. Academia (say Theoretical Computer Scientists) don&#x
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Attention: Abstraction is non-Turing
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Google Kubernetes vs. Circuit?
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petar
12y ago
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On concurrency and programming: The Actor Model is a confusion
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Why are introspective verbs used for data in programming?
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petar
12y ago
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Can a Clay Institute question be shot in a few paragraphs?
(rjlipton.wordpress.com)
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12y ago
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The Circuit: Assembler for the cloud
(gocircuit.org)
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The Circuit: A tiny daemon for distributed process control and orchestration
(github.com)
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The circuit of a cluster virus
(github.com)
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12y ago
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petar
13y ago
This discussion is about standards of presentation. Not technologies for rendering. An HTML document written today, will benefit retro-actively from better font rendering in your browser in 1 year. However, a Latex paper written today, will
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petar
13y ago
(The author:) This issue is all about interfaces. To "use HTML" does not mean "write your papers in HTML". It means "present the final result in an HTML-compatible format", so that any user could view it seamle
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Hey Latex users, I have an idea for you
(maymounkov.org)
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petar
13y ago
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The Puzzle Test = The Turing Test – the judge
(maymounkov.org)
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13y ago
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petar
13y ago
Let's just say that Ronald Rivest cannot answer your question, so the claim here is "If you believe the soundness of RSA (or any crypto for that matter), then you should believe TripleSec." This, of course, is because they ar
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petar
13y ago
Consider using the gocircuit.org It was expressly designed to avoid non-essential technical problems that come in the way of cloud application developers, when they try to orchestrate algorithms across multiple machines. Identical HBASE SQL
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petar
13y ago
NYC and Washington, DC. Full-time and internship. The Go Circuit ( http://gocircuit.org ) is hiring Systems Engineers. Original job posting: http://blog.gocircuit.org/job-system-engineer PROJECT The Go Circuit is
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The Go Circuit Project is hiring Systems Engineers
(blog.gocircuit.org)
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13y ago
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petar
13y ago
Just remove this word from the article. Everything should make sense fine without it.
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petar
13y ago
Reference for which? The meaning of "tinkling" or the claim made in the sentence that contains it?
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petar
13y ago
faintly entlightening
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petar
13y ago
And the article is back up on the original link.
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petar
13y ago
While the blog is "Over Quota", use this alternative link to the article: http://petar.svbtle.com/
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petar
13y ago
Sorry folks. Should be back up soon. In the meantime, there is a mirror article here: http://petar.svbtle.com/
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Chomsky, Valiant and the algorithmic mirror
(maymounkov.org)
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13y ago
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13y ago
The Teleport Tool is similar to Reliable Sockets in purpose. There are some differences as well. It looks like Reliable Sockets are not multi-threaded and they do not include connection pooling, which the Teleport Tool does. It also seems t
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petar
13y ago
I looked at this link. It seems that the tenmax product is substantially different than the Teleport Tool. There seems to be a superficial similarity in their names.
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petar
13y ago
A nice way to put it: "extendeding the concept of screen to the network in a transparent way". Thanks.
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petar
13y ago
You could implement something like the Teleport Tool using 0mq or RabbitMA or other such. The difference is that this approach would be: (a) Heavy-weight, because you require a whole deployment of these messaging queues, (b) It is not decen
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Announcing Teleport Tool: Backwards-compatible resilience to network outages
(blog.gocircuit.org)
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petar
13y ago
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