Joe Taber

> represent objects in narrow entity-attribute-value format (plus a timestamp), which makes it possible to query things naturally in Datalog as a kind of 4-tuple. This reminds me of how...

The "development branch" that @ahrens linked above is gone, as is the whole repository in fact. "Object storage" doesn't seem to have already been merged. So to ask again: >...

@ahrens ok thanks for the links, I found this thread after watching those and came here digging for more. Godspeed!

Potentially relevant is [recently announced](https://neon.tech/blog/hello-world/) Neon.tech which maps the object store api to an arbitrary number of block devices by splitting reads and writes into `pageserver` and `walserver` services, see...

I found this gist that explores the firefox `places.sqlite` history database, including some interesting related queries which seem to indicate that ff keeps more details about navigated-from pages than I...

Oh and there's also a bandwidth problem, namely, can JS handle the huge encryption bandwidth?

I prefer: `docker-compose.yml` ```yaml env_file: - default.env - private.env ... ``` `.gitignore` ```.gitignore private.env ``` Name `private.env` however you like of course.

> It's, in some sense, similar to the idea of having NonEmpty.fromList, which should "fail" for empty list inputs. They're both operations that are invalid for the "bottom value" (terminology?)...

> simply remove all cryptographic predicates from system_calls.rs ... > > and then simply remove the inclusion of these crates I wonder if this would be a good use-case for...

How are lists of single octet characters represented in memory? If chars is utf8, then any char value between 128-255 would be represented with two bytes. Is there a special-cased...