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But then Tether would be holding the collateral, which would continue participating in the nation's (or the world's) economy?

Looks like there is no mentioning in the blogpost of the paper (poster) [1] in which the two-level broadcast idea is proposed. [1] https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3548606.356349…

Your last sentence seems fishy to me. Are you suggesting that support for C++ like operator overloading is a necessary condition for, say, autodiff? I thought Go is a Turing comple…

Gosh... This is not some random guy. He wrote the release announcement https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-announce/2023-Nov...

A nice reference for traffic prioritization on major mobile networks. https://coveragecritic.com/2019/06/19/prioritized-and-deprio...

They could have said "35 out of 36" instead of putting some scary number like "94%".

There are also the "middle boxes" that networking researchers talk a lot about. Such devices sit in the middle of a link and easily become unhappy if the packets transmitted do not…

The Japanese Navy had similar ideas [1] in WWII. The plan was to sail undetected to near the west coast, launch the planes, and drop some biological weapon. Basically the predecess…

One thing to notice is that 1440p at 27" (one main criteria set by the author) is ideal for non-Retina macOS UI. For Retina UI, stick to 5k at 27" or 4k at 21.5" (or, look for a DP…

A system like Bitcoin has this functionality. "Time" is essentially represented as "depth" of a block, and a block can only be buried deep into the chain with sufficient time (due …

That sounds unreasonable. Did you directly download the profiles (.mobileconfig) from Fastmail?

Such a scheme depends heavily on whether the cloud providers can efficiently multiplex their bare-metal machines to run these jobs concurrently. Ultimately, a particular computing …

From a network/system perspective: - MapReduce: Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters by Jeff Dean et al. - The Design Philosophy of the DARPA Internet Protocols by David D.…

Rust compiler forbids multiple threads to access the same memory location not protected by a Mutex.

It does, however, allows "double spending" attacks. In such attacks the attacker first spends a coin to buy some real goods from the victim. She then launches a 51% attack on the b…