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A hard to swallow conclusion from the table of cluster. In the first two installments of this series I have pushing a sales pitch of sorts. If you believe some of the things I talked about, large clusters will break, applications will need to tolerate failure and be easy to write, then you may agree that dynamic programming algorithms are one method to solve these problem. The next question is, how do implement these ideas?
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