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Cutting and pasting about Kodak’s demise

June 12, 2016 vy business

This graph from Peter Diamandis about how Kodak entered the sinkhole is kind of amazing. Diamandis explains Kodak’s failure to swerve in what is I think

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RTLinux

June 10, 2016 vy rtlinux, systems

Some old stuff I found in the office

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Synchronous processors

May 11, 2016 vy computer architecture

Imagine a processor with no interrupts. We can do a lot better and get rid of most exceptions (e.g. system calls, page faults etc.), most

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IEEE 1588 PTP is a mess

April 27, 2016 vy systems, timekeeper

IEEE 1588 was not designed for modern enterprise computer networks and contains many hacks to make it sort of work. The standard also suffers from

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MiFID II Clock Sync – talk at Bank of England April 12 2016

April 18, 2016 vy Uncategorized

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Operations and maps on finite sequences

March 11, 2016 vy theory

A lot of what I’m trying to do with mathematical models of computer systems involves operations on finite sequences. Define a “finite sequence of length

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The difference between unspecified, undefined, and non-deterministic

February 20, 2016 vy academics, systems

There is too much confusion in the “formal methods” computer science literature between these three different terms. Let me start with what this means for

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Software quality at toyota

February 16, 2016 vy systems

The good stuff starts on page 36 Koopman.   

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A mathematical basis for understanding software modularity

February 9, 2016 vy state maps

Download.

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one way queues

February 6, 2016 vy systems

Here’s some code for lock free queues for a single producer and single consumer. The code is designed for Intel multiprocessors with strong memory model.

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