What we’re about
Interested in reading some of the classic and newly classic papers in computer science?
This is the Portland, OR chapter of Papers We Love, an organization that curates interesting papers in the computer science literature and helps organize local chapters to read and discuss them.
Prior to each event we will select a paper to read and post it so that attendees can read it in advance to promote good discussion.
At each gathering we will discuss the paper and select the next one to read.
If you know of a great paper we could read, please submit it via GitHub Issues.
You can also join our Discord channel.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Why Logical Clocks are Easy2540 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR
Our next paper is "Why Logical Clocks are Easy" by Baquero and Preguiça.
The paper provides an overview of logical clocks as tools for tracking causal relationships in distributed systems.
Link to the paper: https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2917756
Afterwards we'll head over to the Pocket Pub for a drink and a bite.
Photo by Gemini Advanced prompted with "three stopwatches holding hands and skipping through a forest".
