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dmulligan

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About dmulligan

https://dominicpm.github.io

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    Comment #49182296

    Ha, I actually wrote a paper pushing on this "kernel" pun between OSs and proof-checkers [1], designing a HOL kernel structured like an OS kernel. [1]: https://drops.dagstuhl.de/st…

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    Comment #37953694

    \documentclass{article} \title{Natural selection in the Health and Retirement Study} \author{XXX} \date{September 2023} \begin{document} \maketitle \begin{abstract} I investigate n…

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    Comment #34351183

    I grew up in Greater Manchester, a heavily-industrialised part of the UK, where locally the main industries were at one time coal mining and cotton milling. Members of my family wo…

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    Comment #34274207

    It was present in SML codebases earlier than F# (it's used everywhere in the Isabelle codebase, for example, and that's where I first came across it).

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    Comment #30829790

    That's right!

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    Comment #30829713

    > It turns out that it is possible if you do it in a special way with locales What was special about it? From memory, the formalisation [1] proceeded exactly how you would expect. …

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    Comment #29441558

    Ha, I'm not sure! I just write papers, the vagaries of how and why journals and conference proceedings are published the way that they are is beyond my ken. Looking back through so…

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    Comment #29440479

    See our latest paper [0] for an atomic move operation on replicated trees. [0]: https://dominicpm.github.io/publications/kleppmann-highly-av...

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    Comment #27609578

    There's a lot of projects working in this area to make enclaves easier to manage and deploy, e.g. Veracruz [0] which I work on. [0]: https://github.com/veracruz-project/veracruz

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    Comment #21968413

    Arm Research | Security Technical Lead | Cambridge, UK | Fulltime, Onsite Arm Research’s Security group is tasked with securing the Arm architecture, developing new security-relate…