IME you have to be willing to recalculate the summaries up to some kind of consistency window. Yes you may be changing history and you may have a business reason not to address that revision immediately (you've already…
But can't any log be implemented as a CRDT? Was that not implied in the post? I didn't read it that close...
I feel like I have some intuative understanding of how go achieves colorless concurrency using "go routines" that can park sync/blocking io on a thread "as needed" built into the runtime from the very begining. I don't…
this line had me rolling. Love it!
Ambition might stand out in the same list as laziness. Plus I'd be reticent to tell programmers to "be more ambitious!" - I see greenhorns esp just trying to do too damn much at once. In the context of "code that is…
I have this theory that what-about-ism as a debate technique, elevated by more readily available un-helpful "facts" (e.g. single varient evaluation of complex system), hased cause people to forget the utility of facts.…
I think "cloud gaming" was pretty accurate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_gaming ... given the "client" in this case was just telnet and the game was "running" on another machine "in the cloud" [1]? 1. like…
Another fun/easy-to-follow intro to basic Reed–Solomon coding [...] by the end of this post, we will have written a complete working implementation of a simple variant of Reed–Solomon coding, not entirely unlike what is…
SwiftStack - http://swiftstack.com/jobs - San Francisco, CA (preferred) We are making running private cloud storage awesome. Our core product - the SwiftStack Controller - makes it easy to configure, deploy, manage and…
IME you have to be willing to recalculate the summaries up to some kind of consistency window. Yes you may be changing history and you may have a business reason not to address that revision immediately (you've already…
But can't any log be implemented as a CRDT? Was that not implied in the post? I didn't read it that close...
I feel like I have some intuative understanding of how go achieves colorless concurrency using "go routines" that can park sync/blocking io on a thread "as needed" built into the runtime from the very begining. I don't…
this line had me rolling. Love it!
Ambition might stand out in the same list as laziness. Plus I'd be reticent to tell programmers to "be more ambitious!" - I see greenhorns esp just trying to do too damn much at once. In the context of "code that is…
I have this theory that what-about-ism as a debate technique, elevated by more readily available un-helpful "facts" (e.g. single varient evaluation of complex system), hased cause people to forget the utility of facts.…
I think "cloud gaming" was pretty accurate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_gaming ... given the "client" in this case was just telnet and the game was "running" on another machine "in the cloud" [1]? 1. like…
Another fun/easy-to-follow intro to basic Reed–Solomon coding [...] by the end of this post, we will have written a complete working implementation of a simple variant of Reed–Solomon coding, not entirely unlike what is…
SwiftStack - http://swiftstack.com/jobs - San Francisco, CA (preferred) We are making running private cloud storage awesome. Our core product - the SwiftStack Controller - makes it easy to configure, deploy, manage and…