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the main point is that Bitcoin is decentralized, there are many nodes in China, Iran, etc. that is why it has so much value
Facebook is trying to create yet another world bank
I think it is far enough for my needs, it is nice to use no framework other than the one provided by AWS.
I am also working on an engine that is able to run javascript code: https://github.com/fibo/dflow
Currently I am working on a rewrite and I will use flow-view to create custom nodes, for example nodes that have a canvas or a graph inside (images a SinOsc node with a graphic preview). The engine is able to order nodes by level and run them usinng the graph order, it is not an event based engine but every graph compiles a JS function.
If you want to use it I am more then happy to help: https://github.com/fibo/flow-view
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See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idempotent_(ring_theory)
The definition of idempotent used in IT, assumes that n=2.
Another concept stolen from Mathematics and misused in IT is Topology.
On the other end it was a Projective Geometry course and at the end we used a lot the General Linear Group, in particular 4x4 matrices for bilinear forms, so it was like warming up with Geometry to arrive to the Algebra tools.
> YAML is insecure by default. Loading a user-provided (untrusted) YAML string needs careful consideration.
That is trivial. Everything you execute that come from outside is potentially dangerous.
> It’s pretty complex
I would say, that YAML is more expressive and has more features. On the other hand is true that TOML is a valid alternative in many use cases.
> 3.5.3 gets recognized as as string, but 9.3 gets recognized as a number instead of a string
That is correct, in my opinion, 9.3 is a float while 3.5.3 is a version. If you want both to be strings, use quotes.