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The UNIX Operating System: Pipes, Files, and Composable Tools

Brian Kernighan & Dennis Ritchie · 27:27

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Operating System Engineering: Introduction and Examples (MIT 6.S081, Lecture 1)

Frans Kaashoek & Robert Morris · 1:19:57

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OS Organization and System Calls (MIT 6.S081, Lecture 3)

Frans Kaashoek & Robert Morris · 1:20:47

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The Architecture and Bytecode Virtual Machine of SQLite

D. Richard Hipp · 1:07:07

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Distributed Version Control and the Design of Git

Linus Torvalds · 1:10:15

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Linux Systems Performance Analysis: Methodologies and Tracing

Brendan Gregg · 43:56

Distributed Version Control and the Design of Git

Linus TorvaldsLinux Foundation

Creator of Linux and Git

1:10:15·2013·introductory level·Conference Talk
Path step 5: Contrasts centralized source control with Git's content-addressed Merkle DAG.

Linus Torvalds explains why centralized source-control systems fail at kernel scale and how content-addressed Merkle DAGs make branching, merging, and integrity verification trivial.

Systems & CSOperating SystemsLinus Torvalds (Programmer)
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