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Microservices are all the rage right now, with investors so abuzz that there have even been venture capital-sponsored summits on the topic. But what exactly is a microservice? The good folks at Microsoft Azure helpfully chart it out like so: As you can see, the microservices model breaks the components
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Microservices are all the rage right now, with investors so abuzz that there have even been venture capital-sponsored summits on the topic. But what exactly is a microservice? The good folks at Microsoft Azure helpfully chart it out like so: As you can see, the microservices model breaks the components
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Microservices are all the rage right now, with investors so abuzz that there have even been venture capital-sponsored summits on the topic. But what exactly is a microservice? The good folks at Microsoft Azure helpfully chart it out like so: As you can see, the microservices model breaks the components
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Last year at DEVCON1, one of the presentations which stood out for me was Nanopayments on Ethereum, presented by Piotr Janiuk, one of Golem’s co-inventors. The idea is simple, elegant, and much amplified by the even bigger idea of Golem: a worldwide supercomputer being built on Ethereum, powered by
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Last year at DEVCON1, one of the presentations which stood out for me was Nanopayments on Ethereum, presented by Piotr Janiuk, one of Golem’s co-inventors. The idea is simple, elegant, and much amplified by the even bigger idea of Golem: a worldwide supercomputer being built on Ethereum, powered by
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Last year at DEVCON1, one of the presentations which stood out for me was Nanopayments on Ethereum, presented by Piotr Janiuk, one of Golem’s co-inventors. The idea is simple, elegant, and much amplified by the even bigger idea of Golem: a worldwide supercomputer being built on Ethereum, powered by
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It wasn’t just Schwarzenegger movies and great haircuts that made the 1980s so special: the emergence of the personal computer industry, and the mass-cloning of the IBM PC architecture in particular, enabled the software industry to flourish and grow, ultimately whetting cultural appetite for the present age in which
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It wasn’t just Schwarzenegger movies and great haircuts that made the 1980s so special: the emergence of the personal computer industry, and the mass-cloning of the IBM PC architecture in particular, enabled the software industry to flourish and grow, ultimately whetting cultural appetite for the present age in which
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It wasn’t just Schwarzenegger movies and great haircuts that made the 1980s so special: the emergence of the personal computer industry, and the mass-cloning of the IBM PC architecture in particular, enabled the software industry to flourish and grow, ultimately whetting cultural appetite for the present age in which
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As a worldwide supercomputer, Golem faces its fair share of challenges. In this post, we will present some of the more difficult ones, and suggest a few ways that we might overcome them. Creating a network Our fundamental requirements for Golem’s network are scalability and resilience. Here, peer-to-peer (P2P)
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As a worldwide supercomputer, Golem faces its fair share of challenges. In this post, we will present some of the more difficult ones, and suggest a few ways that we might overcome them. Creating a network Our fundamental requirements for Golem’s network are scalability and resilience. Here, peer-to-peer (P2P)
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As a worldwide supercomputer, Golem faces its fair share of challenges. In this post, we will present some of the more difficult ones, and suggest a few ways that we might overcome them. Creating a network Our fundamental requirements for Golem’s network are scalability and resilience. Here, peer-to-peer (P2P)