An Introduction to Bε-trees and Write-Optimization
Michael A. Bender, Martin Farach-Colton, William Jannen, Rob Johnson, Bradley C. Kuszmaul, Donald E. Porter, Jun Yuan, and Yang Zhan
* Remove gittr and Slack links, replace with Discord
* Update Rivest paper link
* Update link for No Silver Bullet
* Update link to Event Driven FRP
* Update link to Realizing quality improvement paper
* Add link for Portland, OR chapter of Papers We Love
Papers We Love: PDX had a successful first meeting after our chapter reboot: https://www.meetup.com/papers-we-love-pdx/events/286209448/
I'd like to add a link to help continue spreading the word.
* Update README.md
The workflow does not quote `**/*.md`, so bash will handle the globbing, which does not support the recursive pattern `**`.
After quoting, bash will pass `**/*.md` to lychee, which will find all markdown files in the repository.
This will hopefully reduce the false reports due to some unreliable hosters.
* Fixes broken links in memory_management/README.md
* Fixes broken link in audio_comp_sci/README.md
* Fixes broken link in security/README.md
* Fixes broken links in garbage_collection/README.md
* Increase max retries for lychee
If there is another folder with the same name in your path when running
the script, it will enter that folder and recursively try to download
all the files. It the folder is big enough, it can hang the computer.
Co-authored-by: Gonzalo Bella <gonzalobella@gambitresearch.com>
This is the paper that introduced concurrent Garbage Collection via the tri-color marking invariant. It forms the basis for most non-concurrent incremental collectors as well. No matter where you stand on garbage collection, I think it’s useful (and interesting!) to know how collectors work, and this is one paper you’ll be hard-pressed to avoid when delving into the matter; despite the claim in the paper’s introduction that “it has hardly been our purpose to contribute specifically to the art of garbage collection, and consequently no practical significance is claimed for our solution”, this is definitely one of the most important and influential papers on GC ever written.
