Of a notable computer architecture vulnerability, preceded by a few tangentially related media entries.
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Then there is something spooky about how this relates to the Meltdown and Spectre exploits in ARM, Intel and AMD CPUs… [forthcoming]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectre_(security_vulnerability)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branch_predictor
Painting of temporal model, first photographed during solar eclipse, then ran through a convolutional neural-network with max-pool target.
Researching memory recall, I found something about the following articles made me think I should probably read them at some point. They seem to be about mapping and manipulating neural activation patterns in primates, and also creating systems to cooperatively control robotic arms, swarms, and memory recall. Thinking backward, we might not be too far from a point at Continue reading “ARM to RAM: Swarm Manipulation”
In the spirit of things non-linear, an interesting coincidence just occurred. Attempting to re-enable comments, in light of the previous post, I visited my site from the computer of a friend already logged-in to WP. Given how comments were not readily working from that account, I offhandedly searched for “future release temporality” from their reader. The top result was:
Continue reading “Synchronous Sortilege”
Intermittently flashing, they carve free-flowing paths of light through dark time. Each spark signals an evanescent route of moving steps run-through by matching rhythms calling forth immanent reproduction. Leaving no trace except immediate direction to those already there, they are semaphores to an alternate world, passages from the future of a traveling autonomy.
The metaphor is derivative, a reproduction from a more articulate source. I cannot find the corresponding reference in the text I thought it was from.
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