A practitioner's case for treating distributed-systems thinking as a default skill, not a specialist one, as single-machine assumptions keep breaking in production.
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StratecheryBen Thompson on why thin clients are winning in an AI world, and what the collapse of thick client economics means for hardware, software, and the future of personal computing.
State is always where the most difficult problems arise — avoid it if possible.
A 2013 reminder still propagating. State is where bugs live, races start, distributed failures are born. Serverless, event-sourcing, CRDTs all follow from this.
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