synchrony

Like the Android/iOS app, it doesn't have any external service dependencies; all it assumes is reasonable clock synchrony.

No assumptions of synchrony, no assumptions of clocks, then sure, consensus is impossible in the presence of faults.

It's not an assumption, it addresses the fact that cicadas and predators sometimes do hatch out in synchrony.

The US and the UK do not in fact introduce surveillance bills in any kind of synchrony.

Too much coupling produces pathological synchrony: the rhythmic convulsions and loss of consciousness associated with epileptic seizures.

They are using a technique called motor imagery, which looks for small changes in synchrony in the sensory motor rhythms (SMR).

So, parts of all these futures will live on in stumbling synchrony.

Seems there is some synchrony with Erlang on that front!

> It's not an assumption, it addresses the fact that cicadas and predators sometimes do hatch out in synchrony.

Again, the benefits, if any, meditative sessions causing whole-brain wave synchrony, coherence, and increased wave amplitude?

My simulation addresses the case in which cicadas and predators hatch out in synchrony (advantage goes to the cicada), versus times when they don't (no advantage or disadvantage).

If you go with Ruby, try sinatra-synchrony.

For one, the plants compete on many levels that it becomes too "chaotic" for an immediately discernible overall synchrony to arise.

>Check out the DLR algorithm first, "Consensus in the Presence of Partial Synchrony (1988)" This paper is fine, but it assumes 1/3 generals aren't traitors.

Unless we're actively working in synchrony, your "beta" won't be my "beta".

> "Counter-intuitively, Koubeissi's team found that the woman's loss of consciousness was associated with increased synchrony of electrical activity, or brainwaves, in the frontal and parietal regions of the brain that participate in conscious awareness.

A better comparison would be Golang vs Sinatra Synchrony, instead of using Rails.