How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
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How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
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Re: How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
#2This article outlines how three engineers built a p2p file sharing network from scratch, and what they learned along the way.
It's a great high level primer if you're curious about how distributed hash tables or sharding works.
Re: How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
#3distributed != decentralized
Re: How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
#4someone should add "2017" somewhere to this
Re: How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
#5This article outlines how three engineers built a p2p file sharing network from scratch, and what they learned along the way. It's a great high level primer if you're curious about how distributed hash tables or sharding works.
Noooooo, this is a recruiting method now?! That's abhorrent.
Posting articles from 2017 and seeing what you fish up? I know y'all are a Ruby shop too.
For shame...
Re: How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
#6distributed != decentralized
Is there a problem with their definitions?
Re: How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
#7This article outlines how three engineers built a p2p file sharing network from scratch, and what they learned along the way. It's a great high level primer if you're curious about how distributed hash tables or sharding works.
Noooooo, this is a recruiting method now?! That's abhorrent. Posting articles from 2017 and seeing what you fish up? I know y'all are a Ruby shop too. For shame...
Not sure I follow, could you expand ?
Re: How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
#8someone should add "2017" somewhere to this
Why? It doesn't seem like time-sensitive content. Should any link to tutorials or documentation also have a date on it?
Re: How we built a P2P file sharing network from scratch
#9This article outlines how three engineers built a p2p file sharing network from scratch, and what they learned along the way. It's a great high level primer if you're curious about how distributed hash tables or sharding works.
Noooooo, this is a recruiting method now?! That's abhorrent. Posting articles from 2017 and seeing what you fish up? I know y'all are a Ruby shop too. For shame...
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