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That was the point, you can't have something reliable and performant in a real world if you use a bounded model for it [world].
by zzzcpan 10y ago
That was the point, you can't have something reliable and performant in a real world if you use a bounded model for it [world].
- xyz-x 10y agoI'm actually don't agree at all to this. Is e.g. the MillWheel software, or Kafka, or Storm/Spark inherently unreliable and non-performant because they feature strong consistency and bounds on their operations? I don't think so.