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Fission's approach to shared data for agent swarms

A contributor to Foundation says Fission grew out of the need for tens to hundreds of agents to work on shared data at once.

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A contributor to Foundation says Fission was invented to address concurrent access to shared data by tens to hundreds of agents. Chroma describes its trade-off as sacrificing atomicity—the all-or-nothing property of transactions—to conserve reasoning.

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Jeff Huber@jeffreyhuberWhen working on Foundation - we needed to design how 10s-100s of agents could work on shared data concurrently that's why @rescrv invented Fission. it obliterates 2PL (db locks) and OCC (git) https://www.trychroma.com/engineering/transactions20d
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    Jeff Huber@jeffreyhuberWhen working on Foundation - we needed to design how 10s-100s of agents could work on shared data concurrently that's why @rescrv invented Fission. it obliterates 2PL (db locks) and OCC (git) https://www.trychroma.com/engineering/transactions20d
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