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Peter Alvaro on Distributed Programming, CRDTs, LDFI
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Peter Alvaro is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the UCSC. His research focuses on using data-centric languages and analysis techniques to build and reason about data-intensive distributed systems, in order to make them scalable, predictable and robust to the failures and nondeterminism endemic to large-scale distribution.
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Apr 20, 2016
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