Saturday, October 27, 2018

Microsoft has me upgrading to Windows 10, maybe

Awfully tempting with the linux subsystem and power shell.  I still liker Ubuntu, I am in no hurry until I finish my tax forms.

A lot of interesting things happening, like WAM mens we get full desktop application in out browser. The industry might go to a full sandbox condition for production work given the security problems WASM s

One can imagine a restricted simulator that keeps the bot code within the confined, finite boundary with known exits.  If the simulator is secure, then bot code can be proofed, and allowed to roam.  And, to make this even better, there is not likely going to be a special version that can outrun, not will any language outrun the WASM  All of these inefficiencies removed from the web, then semantic networks and digital cash network are free to grow and prune.

For example, the join machine can have a 'check code' adapter.  Parse the WASM to an inout, 'check code' into the other input, and collect boundary violations. Check failure to call their trusted miner, detect potential self harm in trades lost. Trading pros can capture their save rules in a grammar, and we check it join it against the bot codes.  This is the future of computing\, it is what the bots understand.

How would we automate the bot checker again?

Well, in join, the output should be the trace of the matching path through both graphs.  If the logi modifier is inverted, then is is the seyt of all unmatched paths.  An unmatched node is one where the bot code is late to the trusted  miner at risk.  The 'bot checker' attachment can follow the trade path grammar in the simulator, as it happens via the join process, done in  number of different methods, including artificial check points. Bot checker can tell when a trade sequence might take the user into the 'red zone' unexpectedly, or when it gets caught boucing between trades, an unmatch, collected on output which becomes the graph of all error possibilities.

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