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How do to do research with Systems Researchers

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Covers concrete claims and artifacts: replacing B-trees with write‑optimized structures (a B-epsilon tree) yields up to a 200x speedup on random inserts, closes OLTP/OLAP gaps, and leads to a commercial MySQL backend sold as Tokutek to customers like Kayak and Walmart; explains implementations (B^ε trees, LSM variants), BetrFS file‑system work with multiple FAST awards, why patents and university licensing matter, and practical VC/negotiation lessons.

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  1. 0:00Cross-disciplinary research intro
  2. 1:23Good, bad, and ugly of cross-disciplinary
  3. 3:32Experimental research types
  4. 6:04Systems skepticism on algorithms
  5. 8:36Research ownership in collaborations
  6. 13:42Successful collaboration examples
  7. 18:05Curse of knowledge in talks
  8. 19:32BetrFS project and problem-solving
  9. 23:07Everyday versus speculative research
  10. 27:51Mosaic project from TLB to theory
  11. 28:13Pre-Tokutek database history
  12. 34:00B-tree problems in databases
  13. 37:52Inspiration for Tokutek and B-epsilon
  14. 41:52Founding Tokutek
  15. 42:13Tokutek product and customers
  16. 48:26Post-Tokutek database impact
  17. 51:18Steps to start a company
  18. 54:32Patent licensing with universities
  19. 1:00:13Raising venture capital
  20. 1:05:36Systems vs theory culture
  21. 1:09:34Final thoughts on cross-disciplinary
  22. 1:13:36Q&A
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