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Comment #41818719
Interesting idea. I rarely add any description to my activities, rather I just use to keep up to date with friends and their progress. I would like to see an app where you can plan…
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Comment #29050110
Hi, I would like to share this collaborative editor I have created using the CRDT WOOT algorithm as described in the paper Data Consistency for P2P Collaborative Editing. You can t…
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Ask HN: What part of CRDTs are the hardest to understand?
Hi, I am working on a presentation, and wondering what part about CRDTs do/did you find difficult?
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Comment #22044018
Thanks for linking to my blog post :) "This is the exact "split node" scenario I described earlier; applying bold near the start of a text node necessarily has to split the text no…
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Comment #20410655
I have been reading "On Writing Well" recently, and the same mantra is echoed throughout that book. Simple and easy words above more complex and seldom used words.
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Comment #20181974
Maybe I should have phrased it better. OT was first introduced a long time ago, a quick search on Google Scholar and you will find papers from the 90s. Since then the algorithm has…
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Comment #20181479
Maybe I should clarify. From my understanding OT is correct when used with a client-server model. But if you have read the research a lot has happened since the first OT paper was …
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Comment #19861753
I made a collaborative graph editing app using CRDTs in my master thesis. You can read about it here http://liu.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1292743/FULLTEXT0...
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Comment #19553484
I think CRDTs can be applied to more than just documents, and they can for sure be applied to client-server communication, and peer-to-peer for that matter. I used CRDT to create a…
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Comment #19553440
I agree it is quite difficult to explain these concepts in simple terms. I spent a lot of time reading academic papers, as well as reading blog posts in order to grasp these concep…
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Comment #19553410
Thanks for the feedback. Great that you learned something. The CRDT papers don't explain the join-semilattice that much, it's only mentioned briefly, even though it's important in …
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