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Very cool article. It's a problem I knew kind of existed but never thought about formulating. I'm glad it's been at least called something since the 90s - this
by LAC-Tech 3y ago
Very cool article. It's a problem I knew kind of existed but never thought about formulating. I'm glad it's been at least called something since the 90s - this means maybe there's good stuff to read!
Bit annoying as I'm writing an event store in rust and now I want to make it bitemporal. But annoying in a good way.
- cratermoon 3y ago> now I want to make it bitemporal Hint: make it n-temporal. Bi-temporality is then a special case easily handled.
- refset 3y agoExcept making n-dimensional indexes both fast and scalable is hard. Often its safest to build your way up, one index at a time, until you fully understand the workload requirements.
- Groxx 3y agoN-dimensional event correction logic is also likely to be a lot more complicated than two, which you might be able to handle exhaustively with just a bit of care (and without breaking out the logical proof systems)
- cratermoon 3y agoProbably not as hard and complex as changing the bi-temporal implementation to n-temporal later.