Martin Kleppmann
@martinkl
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Find me at @martin.kleppmann.com on Bluesky, @[email protected] on Mastodon. Author of @intensivedata, Associate Professor @Cambridge_CL. he/him
Cambridge, England
Joined October 2008
I’m no longer active on Twitter. Find me at https://t.co/7aQwwJvJ8M on Bluesky, or https://t.co/OBqMibaaX3 on Mastodon. If I follow you here or know you personally, you can DM me for a Bluesky invitation code. (Sorry, don’t have enough invitation codes for people I don't know.)
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For what it’s worth, I’ve been enjoying Bluesky a lot, and I think they do a lot of things right (disclaimer: I’m an advisor to the Bluesky team). Mastodon is less well designed, but a lot of the academics seem to have ended up there, so I’m somewhat active there too.
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I’ve been basically inactive on Twitter for 6 months, as I’ve become increasingly uncomfortable with the new owner’s endorsement of far-right extremism. It’s not something I wish to be associated with. I’ll keep the account up, to avoid breaking links, but I won’t check it either
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Preparing for interview to FAANG / Working in FAANG
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We are planning two events for the local-first community: • September 23 in St. Louis, MO, USA (after Strange Loop) • October 24 in Cascais, Portugal (at SPLASH) https://t.co/GKeaDpYHWH Submissions for Cascais are open; for St. Louis, please let me know if you want to attend!
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I'll be speaking at @strangeloop_stl about our recent research on collaborative text editing. Sad that this will be the final Strange Loop!
thestrangeloop.com
Strange Loop is a conference for software developers covering programming langs, databases, distributed systems, security, machine learning, creativity, and more!
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Terrific work by @molly0xFFF @web3isgreat
A deep dive on Andreessen Horowitz's latest "State of Crypto" report. In short: they want people to keep buying crypto, and are not above publishing blatant falsehoods to convince them to do so. The report itself is 60 pages long, so this is a long one. https://t.co/R99VabLzdy
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One week remaining to register for our summer school if you're interested! More details now available on the website
I’m co-organising a summer school on distributed systems for master’s and PhD students, along with @xmal, @anne_biene, Carla Ferreira, and @elisagboix. It will be in Brussels in September. Great opportunity to work with some leading researchers!
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This clever crow figured out how to pull up the bin bag and hold it with its claws so that it can reach the food inside. Seen today in Munich
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New paper! 📄✨ It turns out that all text collaboration algorithms have an interleaving problem, and we fixed it for the first time. Very proud of this work with @MatthewWeidner3 and @josephgentle
arxiv.org
Most existing algorithms for replicated lists, which are widely used in collaborative text editors, suffer from a problem: when two users concurrently insert text at the same position in the...
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Program of the PaPoC workshop looks great this year. Sad that I can't be there this time
papoc-workshop.github.io
The 10th Workshop on Principles and Practice of Consistency for Distributed Data
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Hi @Eurostar, is it ok to bring this type of pram (with bassinet) onto your trains? The frame is foldable but the bassinet is not. Not sure whether the bassinet will fit in the overhead compartment, and the website https://t.co/BdHQPL7Z5T is not clear on what counts as “folding”
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Of course you might say that distributed systems really are witchcraft and you wouldn't be wrong…
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Hilarious that someone who ordered a copy of my book could get a misprint in which the contents have been replaced with an encyclopedia of witchcraft. But also irritating that Amazon allows poorly printed counterfeit copies to be sold! https://t.co/GfUTjyASZt
For my book there are also lots of counterfeit print copies on Amazon. They show up as bad reviews complaining about poor print quality, missing pages, etc. O’Reilly have tried to get Amazon to fix this, but Amazon has done nothing.
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📝 Really enjoyed the 'local-first' talk from @pvh and the perspective shift from the binary offline/online to a spectrum of latency: offline is just online but with extreme latency. https://t.co/UjYoUYlP2c
blog.jim-nielsen.com
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Pleased to announce that the application for the first Summer School on Distributed and Replicated Environments (DARE 2023) to be held at VUB on 11 - 15 September is open until 15 May 2023. See all details at
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I’m co-organising a summer school on distributed systems for master’s and PhD students, along with @xmal, @anne_biene, Carla Ferreira, and @elisagboix. It will be in Brussels in September. Great opportunity to work with some leading researchers!
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There are now over 150 published papers about CRDTs (let me know if any are missing). Feels like it’s becoming a real field of research!
crdt.tech
Resources and community around CRDT technology — papers, blog posts, code and more.
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One of the things I'm most excited for is partnering with the LibSQL folks to create a custom syntax for defining tables which are backed by CRDTs! LibSQL is truly getting SQLite ready for the coming decades -- https://t.co/A4xHXk1X2Z
https://t.co/w63j5KxOPL
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