Now at @blip_pt for 10th edition of Papers We Love Porto @pwlporto. Today we have two talks: the first on finding Erlang concurrency bugs, and the second on reaching a consensus on consensus protocols.
A special gift for distributed systems aficionados 🥑
The 10th session of #paperswelove will be hosted by @blip_pt on the 26th and I'm super happy to have both @sashaSFM and @tcx__ talking about two great scientific topics!
RSVP 👉 https://t.co/yFeeW7ghb8
A special gift for distributed systems aficionados 🥑
The 10th session of #paperswelove will be hosted by @blip_pt on the 26th and I'm super happy to have both @sashaSFM and @tcx__ talking about two great scientific topics!
RSVP 👉 https://t.co/yFeeW7ghb8
Hey there 👋
Our 9th session of @papers_we_love is on!
Joāo Fernandes will be presenting Deep Residual Learning for Image Recognition on the 27th at @feedzai - we're excited, you should be too!
🔗 https://t.co/DvimmihJat
There’s so much storage systems research out there. With every paper I get more and more upset about B/LSM Tree status quo. So much great stuff out there.
Hey twitter: what are your favourite resources for learning more about *designing* large scale distributed systems? I'm trying to build a reading list for someone and coming up short.
I'll start: "On designing and deploying internet-scale services" https://t.co/lRJXQGH7FW
PWL Porto: André Freitas on Dapper, a Large-Scale Distributed Systems Tracing Infrastructure
Paper: https://t.co/MMyd0pJddO
Video: https://t.co/wv6Vn5UTeX
There are a fundamental set of programming concepts, which can be collected into inter-related programming paradigms. Peter Van Roy provides the missing map to help you reason about programming problems and languages: https://t.co/EI9EgGLDvx
Heya
Are you into CONSISTENCY FOR DISTRIBUTED DATA?
@jcaleitao & I are co-chairing this year's PaPoC workshop co-located w/ @EuroSys_con
um, folks like @anne_biene@joe_hellerstein@xmal@danrkports this sounds like your (student's) jam
Deadline Feb 4
https://t.co/v95I1hK2Sw
After being online only, our article on scalable counting from the edge is now in print on the February 2019 issue of Springer Distributed Computing. Our initial submission was in 2014, and the review process did improve the results. Link to the issue: https://t.co/t0WQJzeOsF
FM19 is organized by @INESCTEC this year. Paper submission is open and there are sponsoring opportunities still available. Porto is the host city, a great opportunity to visit it.