Family: "Do you have any work left to hand in?"
Me: "Just the thesis"
Family: "Oh thats good only one thing then!"
yeah.... just the one.
#PhDChat#JustTheThesis
Great news keep coming! Miguel Palhas (@naps62) will give us an overview of some distributed consensus algorithms on the 24th at @blip_pt during the sixth session of @papers_we_love - we're excited, you should be too!
RSVP: https://t.co/oI3dg9b2Fm
yes, this!!!
"For example, we spend a lot of time evaluating work and evaluating people but we don’t spend a lot of time evaluating the evaluation processes themselves."
-Ian Goodfellow
INESC TEC researcher Carlos Baquero participated on April 24-25 in RedisConf18. You can now see his presentation about concepts and designs of #CRDTs, implementing counters, multi-value registers, and much more on YouTube at https://t.co/qdC6GPUuVw @RedisLabs@RedisConf@xmal https://t.co/VtvbuTjbHg
I still don't understand why single-blind peer reviews are still there. I think that showing the authors' names and affiliations could lead to biased reviews. Any reasons for not just using double-blind submissions instead?
A 35 minute video on my session on CRDTs for Redis Conference 2018. General description of rules and alternatives in CRDT semantics and some pointers to Redis implementations. https://t.co/KUT0Ug4fZt #RedisConf
Russell was a pioneer in industrial deployment of high availability under geo-replication and designing new CRDTs. Among many other skills. He is in the 🇬🇧. https://t.co/kOj34pUswM
After my CRDT talk on @PortoTechHub I met a one of creators of CRDT @xmal 🤩. So honor for me.
And @vitorenesduarte told nice new ideas about mixing op-based and state-based CRDT.