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In this stream we work through the fly.io distributed systems challenges (https://fly.io/dist-sys/) in Rust, and solve all the way up to challenge 3c. You can find the code at https://github.com/jonhoo/rustengan. 0:00:00 Introduction
0:05:57 Maelstrom protocol and echo challenge
0:41:34 Unique ID generation
1:00:08 Improving initialization
1:31:10 Single-node broadcast
1:50:28 Multi-node broadcast and gossip
2:49:15 Don't send all values
2:57:39 Improve efficiency of gossip PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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Neha is an experienced Product Manager, currently working at Google. Her extensive career path ranged from managing the end-to-end campus recruitment process inviting 50+ companies on campus, leading consulting engagements for global financial services firms to currently leading the Google Analytics Intelligence team. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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