Last copies of Joe Armstrong's thesis

[Richard Carlsson]

Thank you everyone! That went quick! I've already had more replies than
there are books.

        /Richard


Den lör 28 nov. 2020 kl 19:55 skrev Richard Carlsson <
carlsson.richard@REDACTED>:

> Hello, all Erlangers!
>
> I've got a dozen original copies of Joe Armstrong's PhD thesis books,
> "Making reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errors"
> (2003), the last of his personal stash when he passed away.  They were
> handed to me by his wife Helen to distribute in a suitable way, and we
> decided to offer them to the members of the Erlang community, for a
> symbolic sum.  These are paperback books, unread, about 280 pages in
> length, weighing just over 500 grams.
>
> The books are available on a first-come-first-served basis, for a basic
> price of $25 plus postage from Sweden, which should amount to between $10
> and $30 depending on your country. Just reply to this mail if you want one.
> Please keep in mind that I have no idea how many people will respond to
> this, and that only 12 copies are available. I will post again when they
> are all gone.
>
> The proceeds will be donated to the Sonic Pi project that Joe was a
> contributor to. Note that for practical reasons I can only accept PayPal
> for payments from outside Sweden.
>
>         /Richard
>
>
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