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@cjd@pkteerium.xyz @thecsb@mastodon.cloud @DavidB@noauthority.social honestly the speculative execution from the host machine is the biggest danger for determinism in this setup regardless of how hard you work at it

The way you attack speculation is by timing different memory accesses. The actual job is to make it so that the VM clock is entirely divorced from true time.

Fuck why'd I say autism? That's not something you're born with... There was something else I was meaning to say and I forgot it...

@Nils
I personally know a couple people with either a downy kid or downy relative. They smile, but you see the hollowness in their eyes. They're dead inside changing adult diapers.

@pepsi_man@poa.st @Nils@poa.st

the irony is that "retard babies are good actually, test of faith and all that" is actually a bvsed divine-command-theory take that actually works in functioning high-trust societies when retard babies are rare. and the church raises love gifts every Sunday morning

retard babies are not rare, not like in generations past

and the love-gift offerings are depleted very quickly in the real world

> Christians getting distracted away from "I'm having my 17th abortion lol" to go discuss down syndrome, autism and IVF.

Like a cat and a laser.

@bartholin

One thing I can thank The Amazing Digital Circus is making clussy popular again. Clown girls deserve some love too.

Oh yeah I forgot about page faults, that's an "exception" but not a normal numbered interrupt. Should be okay though b/c single threaded and you don't have to wonder when it's going to come, it comes immediately when you touch the page. Same with the FPU, it kicks back an exception immediately when you divide by zero or whatever.

The key is to make sure the clock lies so that you're not able to time any of these things...