cryath

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   by cryath 8y ago

   Quite a nice cautionary regarding data truncation. I've seen enough data loss due to the data items being placed in unfavourable environments, even when such an issue may not be immediately obvious. Ultimately, it usually happens to al
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   by cryath 8y ago

   Interesting high level look at consistency, concurrency and availability models. Quite a decent explanation of the same, useful as a "cheat sheet", so to say, when studying such things. After all, the map at the top, once the conc
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   by cryath 8y ago

   I don't see anything wrong with the majority of asynchornous communication methods. Mind you, I'm a fan of slack and a lot of people aren't. The issue though, I think, and the reason why slack is so widely used despite the fa
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   by cryath 8y ago

   I presume that energy density also has a lot to do with it, as others have said. Other ways that we've tried, including hydrogen cars, just don't offer the same amount of energy density. Real volume constraints are also becoming a