Cool article and an interesting concept. It's definitely good to think out of the box - but I've rarely had to deal with a database OOMing (I assume because the

Cool article and an interesting concept. It's definitely good to think out of the box - but I've rarely had to deal with a database OOMing (I assume because they have strategies to write to disk before that happens). There are plenty of strategies nowadays to avoid garbage collection and use-after-frees (rust comes to mind), I'm not convinced working with fixed amount of resources is the most friendly to operators.