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I'm asking in their dev matrix (which is an invite warzone) but it seems like a PDS does master-master replication on a per-user basis. So if I follow you, your repo gets synced to my server. Feels very CouchDB. Unclear how replies propagate upstream.
April 10, 2023 at 7:14 PM
I'm asking in their dev matrix (which is an invite warzone) but it seems like a PDS does master-master replication on a per-user basis. So if I follow you, your repo gets synced to my server. Feels very CouchDB. Unclear how replies propagate upstream.
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Most CRDTs are extensions of sequential data types. Let’s look at how we can gradually make an efficient CRDT for a set.
July 7, 2023 at 9:08 PM
Most CRDTs are extensions of sequential data types. Let’s look at how we can gradually make an efficient CRDT for a set.
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CRDTs work mainly due to three things:
1/ They don't collapse state into a single value immediately, but instead keep enough information around for replicas to resolve concurrent updates. The state is only collapsed into a single value when queried.
1/ They don't collapse state into a single value immediately, but instead keep enough information around for replicas to resolve concurrent updates. The state is only collapsed into a single value when queried.
December 13, 2023 at 3:48 AM
CRDTs work mainly due to three things:
1/ They don't collapse state into a single value immediately, but instead keep enough information around for replicas to resolve concurrent updates. The state is only collapsed into a single value when queried.
1/ They don't collapse state into a single value immediately, but instead keep enough information around for replicas to resolve concurrent updates. The state is only collapsed into a single value when queried.