trianglesphere

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by trianglesphere 7y ago
It'a not a decision made by US airports, the US requires every person who lands on US soil to clear US customs even if that person's final destination is outside the US (ie. the US doesn't allow sterile transit).
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by trianglesphere 7y ago
Good point with the flexible BFT paper. I didn't realize casper pipelines, I'll have to look into it. I'm working on IBFT (fixed to be more pbft like).
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by trianglesphere 7y ago
While proof of stake does have a lot of advantages over PoW, it cannot handle more than 1/3 of the voiting power acting incorrectly. This is a well known hard bound on BFT algorithms. In terms of implementing PoS, most BFT algos have t
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by trianglesphere 7y ago
I agree that it's likely a log file. I remember hearing about Twitter doing this (I also just found out that github may have done this as well). https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/twitter-admit...
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by trianglesphere 7y ago
I'm a little doubtful. It's hard to make a large pretty flat surface out of stone. That looks better than the french paves (which they still lay by hand in some places today), but still not fun without a modern bike.
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by trianglesphere 7y ago
Homebrew, a pretty dominant command line package manager for mac osx, has its package definition/install scripts written in ruby. It doesn't do the functional dependencies aspect well, but it is the package manager for macs.
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by trianglesphere 7y ago
> Held: Partisan gerrymandering claims present political questions be- yond the reach of the federal courts. Pp. 6–34 Yea title is a little off. They're pretty specific that it was only federal courts.
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by trianglesphere 7y ago
It's a little hidden, but this is out of MS research, and seems to be initially designed for ref-counted scripting languages. I'm not really sure how much they focused on multi-threaded stuff. >We present mimalloc, a memory all
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by trianglesphere 7y ago
My experience is that almost all of my physics profs use chalk (that's the classrooms that we have, but no one's really complaining). Depending on the room and class size some engineering is still chalk, but more are migrating to
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by trianglesphere 8y ago
Hi, I'm an undergrad and I noticed that Commscope runs internship programs at other sites and for other positions. Would you guys be willing to set up an internship for this site/team?