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yshalabi
11y ago
That was true in an age where single threaded performance also saw similiar improvements. But those days a gone. The power wall and transister scaling also ate factors here. Today, increases in compute capabilities enabling new technology r
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yshalabi
11y ago
These processors have a lot of advanced features for big-time computing users (warehouse scale, super computers, etc). You can't just look at frequency or cachesize or number of cores for this chip. There are reliability features, qual
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yshalabi
11y ago
Where did I say government? If I am not mistaken, the organizations that oversee the casinos are private sector. If they are needed here then I see no reason why it cant be setup the same. As for your other comment... jeez. Why so passive-a
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yshalabi
11y ago
I am a bit concerned with the direction of in-game purchases. Games are being designed to push users to spend money. Whats the difference between this and gambling in casinos? Are users aware that algorithms are being gamed to maximize prof
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yshalabi
11y ago
It comes down to how you define correctness. Weaker consistency requirements accept executions that do not serialize processor orderings allowing for algorithms like bakery to work without strong atomic operations.
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yshalabi
11y ago
This is why programmability is important. This is why being able to achieve performance of relaxed memory models with a more intuitive SC memory model should be a top objective for Intel and architecture researchers..
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yshalabi
11y ago
Why not use SHA-3 for hashing? I thought it can also use AES-NI extensions?
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yshalabi
11y ago
Hi. I won't be able to read this for a while. I am not familiar with federated byzantine. Can you quickly comment on the difference between this and purely distributed consensus? How is fault tolerance maintained? Do we presume that to
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yshalabi
11y ago
Rubinstein was also behind the work on using pixel intensity variations to visualize... stuff. They used it to extract heart rates. I am guessing sillier methods used, but now to recover induced vibrations due to sound. Interesting work.
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yshalabi
12y ago
Yes. Functional languages are amenable to composition. Because of their "purity". This allows trivial extraction of parallelism/concurrency. No need to reason about interleaving and shared data and such. But, I don't kno
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yshalabi
12y ago
The cooperative technique is useful for achieving lock freedom. This technique can be leveraged to build Software transactional memory: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s004460050028
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yshalabi
12y ago
Yeah, my question was more of a curiosity one regarding the utility of EC for applications. Sorry if it seemed like a brazen dismissal of your article. I am actually waiting to read your wait-free removal and lock-free append extensions. No
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yshalabi
12y ago
Any links to the actual content?
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yshalabi
12y ago
Outside of social media (comment lists, facebook feeds, etc) are there any other examples where EC is an appropriate replacement of linearizability? If you want sequential behavior from your datastructure in the presence of concurrency then