Re:New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]
by expede on Friday May 12, 2023 @09:21AM
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An absolute banger of a paper! (Hellerstein is a coauthor, so immediately expected to be good). Definitely some stuff in here that's further out, but a very clear articulation (or roadmap!) of where distributed systems could go.
Verified lifting is very cool but needs lots of research, though I'm unclear that's a hard requirement for this vision to become reality.
Re:New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]
by d0gsg0w00f on Friday May 12, 2023 @12:49PM
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Snippets like this do it for me
πππ π‘(add_person, ππ) β€ 0.01. The cost of running add_person
on ππ
instances of type π machines must be less than the
specified value. The value can either be specified by the
end user or provided by the hosting platform.
π ππ > 0. Allocate some machines to fulfill the workload.
Verified lifting is very cool but needs lots of research, though I'm unclear that's a hard requirement for this vision to become reality.
Wednesday 2021/01/13, Session 6: Trends and New Directions
Youtube video of the presentation : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeRg-7Sr1L8
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