Farzad Bekran

@YuMingLiao You're right, this would work. I was hoping for something that is usable out of the box, so that I could completely separate my lower level functions from the...

@YuMingLiao Yup, I think this does it. I'll try this tomorrow and let you know how it goes. Thanks again!

@YuMingLiao I failed to make Actions composable using TypeFamilies but I came up with a solution which does not require any changes in the Project:M36. Let me know what you...

This is profiling info for starting up the server with a db containing an arbitrary relation created with this tutd command: ``` createarbitraryrelation a {a Int, b Text} 200000-200000 :commit...

That would be nice, but doesn't the server calculate the hashes on every transaction or is it not the case? Also what would be the risk of skipping it, if...

I get what you're saying, but there are a few things that come into my mind regarding this: - In a blockchain, access to the chain is public, therefore the...

Given your additional notes, to implement something like git I think these are required: - Branches should support public/private access levels, possibly with a set of authorized clients to make...

Also these problems: - If you load functions in script form, you can't refer to and call other atom functions. - You can't import any modules in script form and...

I'm not sure how the typeclass would work but let's say this is how it would work for these types for example: - `Maybe a`: `Just a` values first, then...

As the user, maybe I could extend the relation and put a sortable atom inside an attribute using an atom function, sort on it and remove it later. But a...