iExec RLC and the boolean dilema

[Anonymous No.21545087]

I'm a computer scientist and PhD in Boolean Physics. Just recently downloaded all their environment from their github repository.

iExec isn't going anywhere because the framework is faulty.

The booleans have been a problem when you compile your Java code to JavaScript. It provokes a memory overflow in the container that leaks the booleans to the DNS. That's a big no for any Dapp. Honestly I really hope they find a solution to that otherwise an attacker could access the root on Ubuntu machines and easily leak metadatas through the SATA port.

The problem Gilles is facing here is a well known subset of the P versus NP problem, even Linus Torvald can't fix that easily. Their best hope is to use a distributed dockerized garbage collector and a zero knowledge algorithm to round float functions but that would remain a temporary solution.

I strongly advise to stay away from this project until they fix the problem (if they ever can since it's been a major problem to computing since decades).

[Anonymous No.21545750]

>>21545087
My grandfather was George Boole and he said to buy LINK

[Anonymous No.21545928]

I compiled their JavaScript run time environment, and a boolean out of bounds expection corrupted my bootMgr sector. I decided to market sell my entire stack. Good luck oil barrons

[Anonymous No.21546089]

>>21545087
Yes I, completely agree

[Anonymous No.21546109]

>>21545087
Kek

[Anonymous No.21546167]

>>21545087
Based pasta