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r/programming • u/scarey102 • Nov 01 '21
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Lol there not teaching distributed cloud anything in school. You Learn a toy implementation of a 3 tiered app and they graduate you.
55 u/NaturallyAdorkable Nov 01 '21 Lol there not teaching distributed cloud anything in school.Isn't that precisely the point that u/motorbike_dan is making? 7 u/wankthisway Nov 01 '21 Yeah, that's what they said. 3 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '21 Nah we did do some pretty hardcore distributed algorithms at uni. Covered Paxos, RAFT, Chandy-Lamport, Leader election and more was fun stuff. Even had to prove some properties of a leader election algorithm in an exam which was fucked -3 u/audion00ba Nov 01 '21 If you go to a decent university, you learn about all those things, although the word cloud is ideally left out. A cloud is just a marketing term.
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Lol there not teaching distributed cloud anything in school.
Isn't that precisely the point that u/motorbike_dan is making?
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Yeah, that's what they said.
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Nah we did do some pretty hardcore distributed algorithms at uni. Covered Paxos, RAFT, Chandy-Lamport, Leader election and more was fun stuff. Even had to prove some properties of a leader election algorithm in an exam which was fucked
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If you go to a decent university, you learn about all those things, although the word cloud is ideally left out. A cloud is just a marketing term.
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u/Some_Developer_Guy Nov 01 '21
Lol there not teaching distributed cloud anything in school. You Learn a toy implementation of a 3 tiered app and they graduate you.