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matu3ba

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    Comment #47094774

    > Engineering isn't free, models tend to grow obsolete as the price/capability frontier advances, and AI specialists are less of a commodity than AI inference is. I'm inclined to b…

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    Comment #46891218

    The ideas sound intriguing at first sight, so I have some questions: 1 Do you have a mathematical formalization and/or why not (yet)? 2 What would be necessary as data/proof to ind…

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    Comment #46562294

    Sorry, it's 4am and I should sleep, but got very interested. Thank you very much for the excellent overview. This explains all my current questions.

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    Comment #46562061

    1 Does this mean that Sledgehammer and Coqhammer offer concolic testing based on an input framework (say some computing/math system formalization) for some sort of system execution…

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    Comment #46497070

    > we could design something faster, safer, overall simpler, and easier to program I do remain doubtful on this for general purpose computing principles: Hardware for low latency/hi…

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    Comment #46496699

    CHERI on its own does not fix many of the side-channels, which would need something like "BLACKOUT : Data-Oblivious Computation with Blinded Capabilities", but as I understand it, …

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    Comment #46458141

    The blog looks nice, especially having simple to understand numbers. To me the memory subsystem articles are missing the more spicy pieces like platform semantics, barriers, de-vir…

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    Comment #46210524

    Sorry for necro-bumping, but there is a paper doing exactly that besides various other things to eliminate timing channels claiming also to prevent attacks based on speculative exe…

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    Comment #46127926

    > I still think sans-io at the language level might be the future, but this isn't a complete solution. Maybe we should be simply compiling all fns to state machines (with the Rust …

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    Comment #46057066

    What would be more sane alternatives, when it becomes obvious that any side-effect of timing is a potential attack vector? See https://www.hertzbleed.com/ for frequency side channe…

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    Comment #46056969

    I like the idea of voluntary thinking very much, but I have no idea how to properly formalize or define it.

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    Comment #46056597

    > Forming deterministic actions is a sign of computation, not intelligence. What computations can process and formalize other computations as transferable entity/medium, meaning to…

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    Comment #46055869

    > I mean, we've proven that predicting certain things (even those that require nothing but deduction) require more computational resources regardless of the algorithm used for the …

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    Comment #46052083

    My definition of intelligence is the capability to process and formalize a deterministic action from given inputs as transferable entity/medium. In other words knowing how to manip…

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    Comment #46022600

    Can you recommend a more factual and complete overview on Apple security architecture and bootchain than this bug-ridden article? I'm interested in hardware security (models).

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    Comment #46002490

    Money is created and distributed via 1 banking system and 2 government. Are 1 rules, 2 checks and 3 punishment enforced against the banking system and government or only to stabili…

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    Comment #46002192

    > Regulations are practically the only thing standing between the rich and the powerful and their incessant attempt to drive even more wealth into their own pockets at the expense …

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    Comment #45982838

    > Call me grumpy and sleep deprived, but every year I look at this talk again, and every year I wonder... "now, what" ? What am I supposed to do, as a programmer, to change this sa…

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    Comment #45951854

    What is the most optimal Erlang/Elixir you can think of regarding standardized effect systems for recording non-determinism, replaying and reversible computing? How comparable are …

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    Comment #45897277

    > Author completely misunderstands how to use exceptions and is just bashing them. A lot of what he says is inaccurate if not outwardly incorrect. Do you mind to elaborate what you…

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    Comment #45882610

    I do agree with point 1 and with most of point 2 besides some more arcane things like intentionally racy memory access and some write-cache eviction instruction not being properly …

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    Comment #45882497

    I would expect more of the opposite for languages offering easy to enable bound checks. Only observing the general trend for when bound checks are available (and used) would be hel…

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    Comment #45882204

    1 The numbers on memory safety should nowadays separate between spatial ones (bounds-checked in most languages with sane flags) and temporal ones. Temporal ones will be lower than …

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    Comment #45726464

    Thanks. Sounds like a good developer experience attempt.

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    Comment #45723935

    Scheduling means to generate enumerations/combinations of possible ui events. If interleaving events are possible and to what degree, then providing a notion of that and/or at leas…