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Sep 15, 2026
denolfeHOST
Envartolome.com.
denolfeHOST
The article lists key papers that shaped the field of distributed systems, including foundational works by Leslie Lamport, The Byzantine General's Problem, Paxos, and Bitcoin's White Paper.
denolfeHOST
It aims to provide a starting point for understanding how distributed systems evolved and highlight influential research papers across decades.
denolfeHOST
In the comments, the community mostly discussed the importance of Lamport's work and his influence on distributed systems.
Minxin PeiGUEST
The system is not very good at preventing people not on the list from engaging in activities the government doesn't like.
Minxin PeiGUEST
That explains the White Paper movement, because you will say, "Okay, the White Paper movement happened-"
Jon CzinHOST
Yeah
Minxin PeiGUEST
...in this very tightly...
speaker_1HOST
Yes, it does.
speaker_0HOST
We are unpacking this massive, highly detailed white paper that was literally just released today, September 14th, 2026.
speaker_0HOST
It's from the Third Party Risk Institute.
speaker_1HOST
A very hefty piece of reading.
speaker_0HOST
The register.
speaker_0HOST
Yes.
speaker_0HOST
The white paper spends an enormous amount of time dissecting this thing, because from what I understand, before 2025, if a regulator asked for your vendors, you could basically just hand them a procurement spreadsheet.
speaker_0HOST
Yeah,
CorinPANELIST
... every online coupon club, grocery store flyer, and spam email she has ever heard of.
CorinPANELIST
She also signs him up to the White Papers, 'cause that subscription was due.
AnderHOST
[laughs]
CorinPANELIST
And once I'm done with that, I'm going to re-sign him up to all the niche and obscure dating websites.
Hamza HaddadPANELIST
in the past.
Hamza HaddadPANELIST
Again, we've referenced the White Paper in 2020, where the whole point was that this is the government's initiative to speak to its people and let them know that we cannot continue on this path that we have been on for decades, that it's just not feasible going forward.
Hamza HaddadPANELIST
Arafat's population has grown to over 46 million people.
Hamza HaddadPANELIST
The oil production is just not enough to compensate such a large public sector.
Hamza HaddadPANELIST
And when we've had adults in the room try to address this, It's been politically unpopular.
Hamza HaddadPANELIST
I can think of Haider al-Abadi, who could use the war as an excuse for halting public sector hiring.
Hamza HaddadPANELIST
But then I also think of Finance Minister Ali Allawi with the white paper, who tried to have that conversation.
Hamza HaddadPANELIST
It was very unpopular for him.
Donna OhdedarHOST
Today I want to talk about children in care and the criminal justice system.
Donna OhdedarHOST
Have you seen the government's new youth justice white paper, Cutting Youth Crime, Changing Young Lives, published in May, and then the Joint Committee on Human Rights report that followed it in August? Together they tell a story I think we in this sector understand.
Donna OhdedarHOST
Children in care are still 10 times more likely be found guilty of an offence than their peers.
Donna OhdedarHOST
Systems around them respond differently to the same behaviour.
Donna OhdedarHOST
So behaviour that would be absorbed at home is more likely to become a criminal offence in, for example, a residential care placement.
Donna OhdedarHOST
And the White Paper commits to strengthening the existing national protocol on reducing unnecessarily Unnecessary criminalisation of looked after children and care leavers, first published back in 2018.
Donna OhdedarHOST
There's real ambition in it.
Donna OhdedarHOST
Youth intervention courts, a shift away from custody and towards smaller, more rehabilitative settings.
Thomas PopePANELIST
There's a conception of what it will mean for the whole state.
Thomas PopePANELIST
The Cabinet statement talked about rewiring Whitehall, which actually is something that the Levelling Up White Paper talks about a bit as well.
Thomas PopePANELIST
But it talks about what it means for the center of government as well, a, a slimmed down strategic center that's doing what it is good at, while, you know, mayors and combined authorities and then local government and local authorities as well do what they're good at.
Thomas PopePANELIST
And I think the, the previous attempts at devolution have lacked that kind of whole state's view.
Hannah WhiteHOST
Great.
Hannah WhiteHOST
Thank you.
Hannah WhiteHOST
Luke, can I come to you next? Um, we are promised a white paper.
Hannah WhiteHOST
Uh, we are-- we think it's coming sort of late, uh, late autumn, early, early, um, winter, [chuckles] however you define these things, uh, although we're maybe slightly skeptical about that.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
So that's interesting.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
Another interesting email that surfaced is this, titled Project Bitcoin Funding and White Paper.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
because laying the Satoshi pseudonym is working perfectly.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
Our little digital gold mine is ready for the world funding secured Jeffrey.
CornHOST
Sometimes they cooperated with the Jewish Agency on immigration quarters, because the mandate required them to facilitate the national home.
CornHOST
Sometimes they obstructed, with the White Papers restricting immigration.
CornHOST
But they rarely made a systematic attempt to dismantle the
Herman PoppleberryHOST
parallel structures.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
The White Papers are the interesting counterpoint.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
the nineteen thirty nine white paper severely restricted jewish immigration and land purchase that was a real attempt to slow the project down but it didn't touch the institutions it didn't dissolve the jewish agency or the vaad laumi or the The British attacked the inputs, the immigration flows, and land acquisition, but not the machinery.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
The machinery kept growing.
Greg WeldonHOST
Why is that? Well, we have to go back to 2018.
Greg WeldonHOST
We have to go back to Jerome Powell, and we have to give a little credit to Jerome Powell because in 2018, when he took over as Fed chair at the Jackson Hole speech that he first did, immediately preceding this speech, the Fed produced 11 white papers, over 300 pages.
Greg WeldonHOST
I read every single page.
Greg WeldonHOST
It was the new policy paradigm.
Greg WeldonHOST
It was about getting inflation above 2%.
Greg WeldonHOST
And having it above 2% on average for some length of time, the 11 white papers dealt with all the intricacies of what that would mean in terms of actual execution.
Greg WeldonHOST
Would you have what they call tolerance bans? In other words, if we got to five, we start to tighten policy.
Greg WeldonHOST
We get to six, we start to – or not.
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