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Interesting talk. By the way, Neil, that was a kind gesture you made, posting bail for Jeremy Marks.
Merry Christmas to you
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cloudburstlenepmhq 1 year ago
How is that different than from locking threads and push subsequent request into que? i.e. what many (thread-safe) software already is doing for many years.
0x7e1 1 year ago
@0x7e1 its different because its not done with a document wide lock.
twistedbydsign99 1 year ago
Bejasus, what's wrong with the volume in this video? I can barely hear the boy speak.
z0ltanz0ltan 1 year ago
the sync'ing behind the "viskonz textwidget" is very similar. its free for download and you also create tables and so. there is a demo-video with english audio on youtube
jie900 1 year ago
I wonder if the sync-engine behind the "google wave" is based on this stuff?
Neil, if you read this - are there any ideas, plans or development for the collaborative code-editors (or plugins to the existing IDE) based on this powerful algorithm?
isamolet 2 years ago
No, Google Wave uses Operational Transformation, which is a very different algorithm.
As for IDEs, yes this is under active development. Mozilla Bespin uses it natively, Gedit has a plugin, Eclipse and IntelliJ are under construction. Google 'MobWrite' and help develop.
Odo987 2 years ago
Am I the only nerd who noticed that he keeps the markers uncapped for long periods of time? THAT DRIES OUT DRY ERASE MARKERS!!! It was painful to see. Otherwise excellent stuff.
smokybfgs 2 years ago
26:36 I really want a copy of that diagram.
TrueSoreThumb 3 years ago
Hey! I know that guy! He was on my robotics team in 4th year, he wrote the navigation and I wrote the block detection.
ReaperUnreal 3 years ago
Hi Guillaume! Good to hear from you again. Yes, this is what I got up to when I disappeared abruptly from Carleton. Sorry about driving up the wall and flipping our robot in sector 4. Fun times.
Odo987 3 years ago
Is it a coincidence that the diagram ends up looking like a bunch of dominoes?
sparkloweb 3 years ago
Ok, I'll admit it. Google's data centers are actually powered by millions of falling dominoes. We train the pigeons to set them up.
Odo987 3 years ago
i wish i was one of those pigeons?
woody85uk 3 years ago
great stuff,
worlduser001 3 years ago