[HN Gopher] Conflict-free replicated datatypes solve distributed...
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       Conflict-free replicated datatypes solve distributed data
       consistency challenges
        
       Author : stichers
       Score  : 53 points
       Date   : 2021-10-28 13:17 UTC (9 hours ago)
        
 (HTM) web link (ably.com)
 (TXT) w3m dump (ably.com)
        
       | agravier wrote:
       | I did a bit of work on the topic (which remains preliminary),
       | trying to reinvent the wheel a little bit and also implementing a
       | naive (but correct) LWW-graph structure, and I doing some light
       | thinking around applications [1]. There is one potential
       | application of conflict-free distributed graphs like this that
       | would interest me to further study: distributed SLAM in robotic
       | swarms. I would be happy to pair with someone with access and
       | know-how around the right simulation environments to work
       | together.
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       | [1] https://github.com/agravier/crdt-study
        
       | cloudkilla wrote:
       | https://github.com/ipfs/go-ds-crdt
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       | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29028787
        
       | stichers wrote:
       | If you were wondering why there's another post about CRDTs here
       | on hacker news, so soon after this one
       | (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28998767) I can answer
       | that.
       | 
       | As I was finishing up the blog post above, I started speculating
       | on whether HN was interested in the topic. And what kind of
       | feedback it would get, if so.
       | 
       | My experiment with Nikita's list of CRDTs resources was
       | instructive, to say the least, particularly as I'm something of a
       | noob here.
       | 
       | So this time I've made sure that:
       | 
       | - the post works on mobile (well, as much as I can be sure) -
       | I've spelled out the TLA (FLA?) in the title - the article is
       | more than a list. It's much more.
       | 
       | I look forward to the discussion this time!
        
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