Alex Miller

This sort of overlaps with #13 now, but failpoints seem like a great tool for unit testing failures. In the specification-based testing approach, you don't want to manually write every...

I think the best answer I can give is "that might work". It's far enough away from FoundationDB's model that I can't comment strongly on if it would work or...

The easy way to do this is to, right before the test ends, print/log the random number generator's next value. If two runs produce the same final random number, they...

I'm trying to match against a database page structure, so I'd prefer to not do a 4k copy to a string each time. If I end up putting in the...

Ah, the identifiers mentioned point towards count_distinct, which lead to an easy minimal repro: ``` from T group [x] ( derive [ transactions = count_distinct [y] ] ) ```

I'm trying to figure out a way to run the spec tests which doesn't involve building support for assert_result, assert_trap, assert_invalid nor assert_malformed. wast2json to break the module by test,...

@AmadeusJJ https://gist.github.com/thisismiller/28e77024fe2c611c79ea44cf0f852ba7

@AmadeusJJ TimerLog.duration is derived from LogContext.elapsed/60000 (in `createLog`), so this would seem to imply LogContext.elapsed is being maintained incorrectly? I'm not seeing that behavior though. I do use a custom...

The log template I use is on https://transactional.blog/personal/time-tracking-in-obsidian (which also gives advice on Weekly Notes and DataView integration)

I'll be starting a job soon which won't permit me to continue making changes to turso, so this work is abandoned and anyone else is welcome to pick it up....