- The TLA+ Video Course : if you ever had to design a distributed system and spend the sleepless night thinking about edge cases TLA+ is a godsend. You just spec your system & go. It also gives a huge decrease in cognitive load when you're implementing your system against a TLA+ spec. The hard stuff is already done. You can just glance at the spec to see what preconditions must be checked before an action is performed. No pausing halfway through writing a function as you suddenly think of an obscure sequence of events that breaks your code.
- ReLaXed : generate PDF from HTML. It supports for Markdown, LaTeX-style mathematical equations, CSV conversion to HTML tables, plot generation, and diagram generation. Many more features can be added simply by importing an existing JavaScript or CSS framework.
- Quantum algorithms: an overview : survey some known quantum algorithms, with an emphasis on a broad overview of their applications.
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Thursday, May 24, 2018
[Links of the day] 24/05/2018 : TLA+ video course, Pdf Generator, Quantum Algorithms Overview
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Wednesday, February 03, 2016
[Links of the day] 03/02/2016: Verifying distributed system and technical progress prediction
- Predictability of technological progress : the authors present a technique that allows to make forecasts for any given technology. In layman terms, it can to a certain extend determine if the diffusion speed of a technology and hence its success.
- Psync : really nice DSL for fault-tolerant distributed algorithms using partially-synchronous communication-closed rounds. It allows to create verifiable code of distributed system straight from scala . [morning paper summary]
- The Verification of a Distributed System : provide with an overview of most commonly used techniques for distributed system verification out there.
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