Alchemy is a word that is often used casually, but it’s worthwhile to have a precise and rigorous definition.
These three ingredients are very similar to the three statements of Gerab Dorje:
“Recognize your own nature.
Decide upon one thing.
Gain confidence in liberation."
Great explanation! Thanks Ian Shifu!
Hello there Ian, I quite enjoy your posts friend, so I thought I’d drop a comment, and introduce myself with an article you may like:
https://substack.com/@jordannuttall/note/p-176263118?r=4f55i2&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
Does the proof for the Lamport's bakery algorithm assume that values written to elements of "choosing" or "number" instantly become visible to threads on other cores, that may read these memory locations, or are writes allowed to have latency?
These three ingredients are very similar to the three statements of Gerab Dorje:
“Recognize your own nature.
Decide upon one thing.
Gain confidence in liberation."
Great explanation! Thanks Ian Shifu!
Hello there Ian, I quite enjoy your posts friend, so I thought I’d drop a comment, and introduce myself with an article you may like:
https://substack.com/@jordannuttall/note/p-176263118?r=4f55i2&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
Does the proof for the Lamport's bakery algorithm assume that values written to elements of "choosing" or "number" instantly become visible to threads on other cores, that may read these memory locations, or are writes allowed to have latency?