Henry Story
Henry Story
> And you're at liberty to add them; perhaps this can help gather the evidence about what performance difference it makes for actual end user applications. Ok, so that is...
@RubenVerborgh wrote: > Let's not do premature performance optimization; we should first demonstrate that there is a problem. I wonder if you have a misunderstanding what the 2n+1 problem is....
> 81 requests is still peanuts. 80 unnecessary requests when 1 would do is not peanuts!!! Indeed, you yourself called that a Denial of Service attack [here](https://github.com/solid/web-access-control-spec/issues/97#issuecomment-899375867). > The moment...
@RubenVerborgh wrote [above](https://github.com/solid/specification/issues/325#issuecomment-949418153) > The actually occurring cases where you a) need an ACL b) that is deep, are very slim. The "actually occurring cases" are of course limited because...
pretty cool that this issue is numbered 303!
> but then "how far do we recurse?" I.e. is it only the first ACL resource that has an ACL resource, or can that go on? Most servers that move...
@kjetilk suggested [leaving out acl:Control from the discussion on modes](https://github.com/solid/authorization-panel/issues/253#issuecomment-910941653) and moving it here. So I will summarise the new mathematical aspect that I introduced recently to the discussion here....
A little additional point. In N3 one would model the basic ABNL `says` relation as a relation between an agent and a context, using the [N3 builtins](https://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/doc/CwmBuiltins). ```Turtle @prefix log:...
I agree there are some pretty important use cases for having this. One use case is an access control rule that would give Write ability to everyone who created a...
yes, I set quite a lot of scalacOptions, as I am trying to make sure the library I am building is using the right structures for Scala3. Currently I have...