Brandon Werner

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Google Scalability Conference: Haskell with DHT for Wikipedia / GIGA+ Filesystem

Google just published some of the slides of the Google Scalability conference online that I attended last weekend and wrote a commentary about earlier this week. The two I’d like to call out are the GIGA+ file system (for storage geeks) and the Software Transactional Memory slides (for software geeks). Also, the ideas presented in the Wikipedia for Haskell / DHT I found really interesting as well.

Just consider it some light reading for your geek weekend.

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    November 30th, 2008 at 7:45 pm

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