[HN Gopher] Making CRDTs Byzantine Fault Tolerant [pdf]
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Making CRDTs Byzantine Fault Tolerant [pdf]
Author : gbrown_
Score : 101 points
Date : 2022-03-04 21:05 UTC (1 hours ago)
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| posharma wrote:
| Martin's writing and explanation style is truly awesome! I read
| his book DDIA (Designing data intensive applications) and
| listened to his distributed systems class lectures [1]. It was a
| joy learning. I wish I had him or someone like him in graduate
| school. I would've probably taken all his courses :-).
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| [1]
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEAMfLPZZhE&list=PLeKd45zvjc...
| fwoty wrote:
| Seriously. My advice to all, if you see "Kleppmann", click the
| link.
| narush wrote:
| Woah. This paper looks freaking awesome - and surprising! "The
| proposed scheme can tolerate any num- ber of Byzantine nodes
| (making it immune to Sybil attacks)" - this is really intriguing
| because of the strong impossibility results in consensus
| algorithms around how many faulty nodes can be tolerated. I'm
| looking forward to reading more than just the abstract tho
| (confession).
|
| Martin - thanks for all your cool work!
| almog wrote:
| I recently finished my 2nd read of DDIA and while listening to a
| podcast featuring an interview with Martin Kleppmann, I got so
| thrilled when he mentioned that he plans to release another book
| in the coming years.
|
| DDIA is so good that I feel the same kind of anticipation I have
| as when waiting for a next in a series fantasy book to take me
| back to a parallel world with characters I've come to love and
| miss like one misses a good friend they haven't seen for a while.
| shanxS wrote:
| Which podcast?
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