On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 8:54 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Mark, > > How about that indeed. Dynamics do most of what you want. But indeed, > currently there is no huge graph store that encompasses RAM and the file > system, any data bases on disk and what do you think, all databases > scattered around the world? > > My that was a quick jump from useful to absurd. But Id agree
> The Clean guru's may be able to say how far we are on the road to that > Utopia. > I thought this is their forum??? Do they ever weight in? > Meanwhile you can try to imagine the practical problems that such a system > might never solve, such as unpredictable performance, servers that are shut > down on the fly, authorizations that are changed while you work, distributed > circular garbage, etc. > If I get a 50% increase in design productivity because the system takes care of I/O, I'll worry about that when we get that far. Has anyone experimented with Clean & hypergraph? Whats involved in creating an interface? Mark
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