Kevin Tung·2d agoEight Teams, Each On Time 80% of the Time. The Change Ships On Time 17% of the Time.In a hypothetical 100,000-trial model, eight independent 80% teams are on time 16.8% of the time (0.80 to the eighth, 17% in the title).A response icon1A response icon1
Paresh Yadav·Nov 6Coordination, CAP, and PACELC: How Distributed Systems Agree Under FailureOn a single machine, coordination is free. One memory space, one source of truth, one process deciding what happens next. Then you scale…
Agung Stefanus Kembau·Nov 3Kita Tidak Kekurangan Orang Hebat, Kita Kekurangan KoordinasiTentang kompetensi individual, kecerdasan kolektif, dan mengapa bekerja bersama ternyata tidak sesederhana kelihatannya.
Jesús·Oct 3Why Some Meetings Never Seem to End: A Game Theory PerspectiveHave you ever left a meeting thinking: We could have done this in ten minutes?
InImpact NetworksbyDavid Ehrlichman·Sep 17The Gardener’s New Tools: Cultivating Networks in the AI EraHow to coordinate at scale while staying human
Nuela Dwi Putriani·Sep 15In Times of Disasters, Why Standards Matter More Than We RealizeWhen disasters happen, our attention naturally goes to what we can see.
Arnab Karmakar·Aug 8Building DuckCluster: Distributed SQL on Top of DuckDBHow I went from “single-node DuckDB is fast” to a scatter-gather coordinator that actually wins on the right workloads
Baozilla, Let's go!·Aug 7The Computer Idea Triples Overnight: When Cloudflare’s Simplest Pitch Became the Loudest SignalGitHub trending on August 7, 2026 — day 176 of this series, today’s actual date — reveals yesterday’s debuts turning into today’s…
Liban Abdilahi Hussen·Aug 3Somalia’s Security Coordination Problem Just Got a DeadlineNotes from the Coordination session, Multi-Stakeholder Preparatory Workshop on Governance of the Internal Security Sector, Mogadishu
Lim Hwee Chim | Skyline by HC·Jul 28TOP: The 90-Day Stress TestThe last tower crane came down over a weekend. By Monday the site looked finished from the road: hoarding still up, the skyline above it…
