Conflict Resolution for Eventual Consistency • Martin Kleppmann • GOTO 2016

[@Oswee]

This far more better than Netflix! :) We need to clone this man! :)

[@stanislavkindiakov6334]

Netflix should take him into new series

[@kamal-xd7id]

Martin explains things very smoothly, that you can easily understand it. Reading the "Designing Data-intensive applications" book of him and it explains concepts very comprehensively.

Great talk. Well prepared speaker and well prepared presentation. Excellent explanation of complex topic.

[@lethitalann]

Reading DDIA now, this guy is brilliant.

[@cachegrk]

Great stuff! Good follow up after reading "Designing data intensive" book!

[@azixaka]

Simply brilliant! Thank you.

[@premkumarvasudevan6121]

Great talk, Martin!

[@renanreismartins]

His book is exceptional.

[@aviadshiber6232]

Amazing talk!

[@mannion1985]

Really interesting talk, nicely presented.

[@niufei8888]

So well explained!

[@vimalk78]

49:08, oh yeah we'll check it out :)

[@Pakrdjdjdnsnsmskzozovyff]

good

[@sassynatan]

very good !!! thank you !

[@Noone-ig5ui]

Any update for the "Open Challenges"? Is there any another talk about? thanks

[@ぶらえんぴん]

May I expect the slides being public some where? Your presentation content is really good!

[@GOTO-]

The slides are linked in the text below the video.

[@jazmx]

What's the rule behind assuming that 4b>4a ? at 36:00

[@mopurizwarriors]

He already explained that, consider number and node id as separate fields, then first compare number and if they are equal then compare node id. So, in this case 4 == 4 and b > a, hence 4b > 4a

[@michaelleonard7426]

Hi can anyone tell me what software was used to make the slides? I really like the handwritten-looking font and colours. Thanks!

[@GOTO-]

Check out the video at 51:10. :)

[@ignoram9us]

On iPad using an app called Paper by a company named 53. He mentions it at the end of his presentation.

[@wassollderscheiss33]

So you *did not* solve it. Dios mio. At least you got the conclusion right.

[@TheTaojintianxia]

a little nervous

[@ignoram9us]

Kane Sun the presenter? That's his usual demeanor. Don't let his outward appearance fool you, mate. He is a master of his field. Or, at least streets ahead of rest of us.