Allowing arbitrary kinds of resources to be identified within the system and combined. Nomia can handle packages, services, pieces of code, entire data centers, individual time-slices of CPU work—any type of resource you can work with.

A Farewell to the Bias-Variance Tradeoff? An Overview of the Theory of Overparameterized Machine Learning

Bloom is a language …

… for disorderly distributed programming
because order is expensive

… with powerful consistency analysis
CALM guidance on coordination

… and concise, familiar syntax
based on data-centric languages

disorderly programming: Traditional languages like Java and C are based on the von Neumann model, where a program counter steps through individual instructions in order. Distributed systems don’t work like that. Much of the pain in traditional distributed programming comes from this mismatch:  programmers are expected to bridge from an ordered programming model into a disordered reality that executes their code.  Bloom was designed to match–and exploit–the disorderly reality of distributed systems.  Bloom programmers write programs made up of unordered collections of statements, and are given constructs to impose order when needed.