Plug alert: I am working with a company that's building a full representation of the Sanctum system using custom extensions of RISC-V (https://eprint.iacr.org/2015/564.pdf). There are critical features like root of trust key and entropy generation, and cache isolation that are missing from the vanilla RISC-V keystone approach. It offers a measure of security worth having but we're taking it all the way. We're working with MIT prof Srini Devadas. You can read more about it here if you're interested: https://medium.com/gradient-tech/announcing-gradient-crypto-...
It's interesting I think having an understanding of the history of javascript concurrency is almost a prerequisite to using it correctly. I wonder how new people approaching the language for the first time find it.
Who has empathy for the empathic? At some level we all project our own issues and past experiences onto our picture of empathy. Meaning just because you can imagine how you would feel in a situation, doesn't mean that your subject feels the same. Empathy should season the dish of human interaction, not be the main course. Thanks for reading this.
Step one: buy car service
Step two: replace drivers with computers
Step three: profit, optimize traffic patterns from within the swarm, decrease accidents, increase fuel efficiency, etc.
Also we're hiring! https://www.gradient-tech.co/jobs