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Yep, correct, it comes down to acceptance. And I've yet to see a large scale scenario where it was not possible to implement software which couldn't be both cor
by Annatar 10y ago
Yep, correct, it comes down to acceptance. And I've yet to see a large scale scenario where it was not possible to implement software which couldn't be both correct and performant (I specialize in large scale applications for a living).
Therefore, I do not accept the premise that it is impossible to design systems which are both correct and fast on a large scale, and neither should anyone else have to accept such a thing. It's just not right.
- autonomousLD 10y ago>And I've yet to see a large scale scenario where it was not possible to implement software which couldn't be both correct and performant CAP theorem says otherwise. I suggest you try implementing something as simple as distributed counters.