distributed

60 stories and discussions about distributed, aggregated from every source we track.

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Distributed, offline-first bug tracker embedded in git - git-bug/git-bug

357 points•alentred•6 days ago•108 comments•
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We are building a distributed file system for your SQLite databases. Kinda weird, huh?

57 points•adamcstephens•about 4 years ago•43 comments
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I explain how I'm using ActivityPub.Academy to explore ActivityPub.

26 points•fs111•over 3 years ago•5 comments
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Agents get tired like humans and overload like machines. Once you have thousands of them, the hard part is scheduling and coordination, not intelligence.

22 points•tonychang430•6 days ago•5 comments•
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Model minimalistically Start from a tiny core, and always keep a working model as you extend. Your default should be omission. Add a compone...

22 points•Noghartt•10 months ago•12 comments
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<p>I'm curious how many people use XMPP here, so I put together a quick-and-dirty poll. The questions aren't perfect but it's a starting point to get a feel for how popular XMPP is 'round these parts. No sign-in or email required, after submitting you should be able to see the results (let me know if not, I'll fix it).</p> <p>edit: <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1am4welIEbcysXjzmg4ICjV30Bb2mQsyxlLj0P8TzSYs/edit?usp=sharing" rel="ugc">Spreadsheet of responses here</a></p>

14 points•bsima•about 9 years ago•14 comments
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The single requirement of all data pipelines is that they cannot lose data. Data can usually be delayed or re-ordered–but never dropped.

14 points•Caustic•over 9 years ago•2 comments
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We explore why Microservices can be a good or a bad idea, and at what stages should we apply it.

13 points•javcasas•over 7 years ago•3 comments
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12 points•jan•over 10 years ago•2 comments
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Explains the Paxos Consensus Protocol in an easy to understand way. Provides a working implementation in Python.

11 points•pushcx•about 11 years ago•0 comments
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The decentralized package manager for C++ and friends 🏝️ - LoopPerfect/buckaroo

10 points•nikhedonia•over 7 years ago•0 comments
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A collaborative network for Autoresearch-style experiments.

9 points•rudolfs•6 months ago•1 comment
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Matrix, the open protocol for secure decentralised communications

9 points•blake•over 11 years ago•2 comments
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One year ago, Bluesky Social PBC announced their intention to facilitate the creation of an independent organization to operate the Public Ledger of Credenti…

5 points•icy•1 day ago•0 comments
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Hello, I'm Maneshwar, and I'm building LiveReview — a blast-radius aware AI code review built for...

5 points•lovestaco•2 days ago•0 comments
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When building distributed microservices, moving away from monolithic ACID transactions to eventual...

5 points•mindinu•12 days ago•0 comments
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The Internet protocol suite is wonderful, but it was designed before the advent of modern cryptography and without the benefit of hindsight. On the &hellip;

5 points•PiotrSikora•over 12 years ago•0 comments
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Distributed SQLite on Modal. Contribute to modal-projects/sqlite-modal development by creating an account on GitHub.

4 points•botirk•9 days ago•1 comment•
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The Ethereum Virtual machine is kind of different than most other Virtual Machines out there. In my <a class="markup--anchor markup--p-anchor"...

4 points•flyingfisch•over 10 years ago•1 comment
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One of the primary design principles for Linus Torvalds when creating Git is that it should be a distributed system, capable of working with multiple remotes. However, most people seem to use Git with just one remote,…

3 points•edward•2 days ago•1 comment•
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Embedding a performant singleton Kafka broker into Postgres.

3 points•topicpartition•5 days ago•1 comment
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<p>We read a fair number of papers over at Wallaroo Labs. This is one of my favorites.</p>

3 points•SeanTAllen•over 8 years ago•0 comments
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[Go] seq - a gentle overview of the common ways to tackle the problem of distributed sequential IDs. - teh-cmc/seq

3 points•wally•about 10 years ago•0 comments
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<p>Note: I edited the title because per the submission guidelines I felt "the original story's title has no context or is unclear."</p>

3 points•itistoday•over 10 years ago•6 comments
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Using mutation testing to validate AI-generated test suites for distributed systems.

2 points•moarbugs•1 day ago•0 comments•
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[Archive] An experimental cloud-native distributed KV engine for OLTP workload. - MrCroxx/RunKV

2 points•eatonphil•over 4 years ago•1 comment
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The following are slides and a transcript of my talk on ACCU2017 conference in Bristol, UK.

2 points•mikejsavage•over 9 years ago•0 comments
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Claude Code's hub-and-subagent model on all your machines: design rules, lessons, and how we test it.

1 points•abbiya•2 days ago•0 comments•
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A distributed computation primitive based on oblivious projection, local admissibility, and relational state.

1 points•InfiniteMass•2 days ago•1 comment•
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1 points•noobplus•5 days ago•0 comments•
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Using mutation testing to validate AI-generated test suites for distributed systems.

1 points•Klaster_1•5 days ago•0 comments•
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An Open, Zero-Rent Protocol for Distributed Edge Compute and Authorized Bandwidth Relaying - move6729/zero-rent-protocol

1 points•move6729•7 days ago•0 comments•
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1 points•Securelytixdev•8 days ago•0 comments•
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Apple Watch brings distributed system headaches to your app

1 points•jakey_bakey•8 days ago•0 comments•
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What do the mainframes of the 1960s, the databases of the 1990s, and the blockchains of the past deca...

0 points•aspleenic•about 6 years ago•0 comments
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GitBook is a knowledge platform that connects your docs, product and users, answers user questions, and identifies knowledge gaps. Docs-as-code support & AI insights included.

0 points•calvin•almost 9 years ago•0 comments
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An expansion of our position on Urbit's address space value.

-5 points•Hail_Spacecake•over 6 years ago•1 comment

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