How to get URL link on X (Twitter) App
https://twitter.com/MarcJBrooker/status/1573109939475816450Erlang spent a big part of his career thinking about how to apply statistics to the behavior of telephone networks. Given a certain amount of capacity, how many customers can this telephone system serve? As our customer base grows, how will the quality of service they get change?
https://twitter.com/MarcJBrooker/status/1571135391230742528
https://twitter.com/jonathaneyer/status/1560122825553260545The trick is in the definitions. Compare this definition of CAP "A" availability (from Gilbert and Lynch) to what most people will assume you mean when you say "highly available". "Every request received by a non-failing node must result in a response" 🤔
https://twitter.com/jindalabhilash/status/1554661576770146304
https://twitter.com/_joemag_/status/1539084285881114624First, our architecture. There's a client offering some rate of requests, an LRU cache with a limited size, and a backend database that can handle some fixed rate of requests (less than the client offers).
https://twitter.com/altluu/status/1506716378744590340According to Hogarth et al, in a kind environment "feedback links outcomes directly to the appropriate actions or judgements". Learning in these environments is easier, because feedback guides you in the right direction.