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Given sufficiently many operations, an operation that fails rarely will fail frequently. So if something fails 'one in a million' times, and you do ten million
by brianolson 10y ago
Given sufficiently many operations, an operation that fails rarely will fail frequently. So if something fails 'one in a million' times, and you do ten million things, it'll fail ten times. Large distributed systems press on this.
- bluejekyll 10y agoI don't disagree with this, but I think making this the primary issue that you solve for is going to significantly slow down development.