42 ms·
For any HN readers in NYC who have to care about stuff like this (system level)... you should come to ACM's Applicative 2016 conference. It's June 1st and 2nd a
by mtanski 10y ago
For any HN readers in NYC who have to care about stuff like this (system level)... you should come to ACM's Applicative 2016 conference. It's June 1st and 2nd at NYU. http://applicative.acm.org/ http://applicative.acm.org/
Paul McKenney is going to be presenting. He is one of the inventors of RCU, the author of Linux's RCU code. He's going to be presenting about RCU and write rates.
I'm really curious to hear that talk so that's the primary reason I'm going. But there's going to be other great systems / application talks.
- abiox 10y agothis seems really interesting, but i won't have the chance to attend - any idea if there will be recordings?
- chrisseaton 10y agoThe ACM almost never records any talks. Not sure why. Maybe it's to allow people to debate more freely.
- scott_s 10y agoI attended Applicative 2015, and they did record the talks. For each talk, there is a video link: http://applicative.acm.org/2015/applicative.acm.org/speakers.html http://applicative.acm.org/2015/applicative.acm.org/speakers... However, it is true that most ACM conferences do not record talks. That, however, is probably just because recording talks is expensive, and the conference organizers don't want to spend their budget on it.