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Except for the typo below this is very well written and focused to target audience. Thanks for taking the time to rewrite it!
| deterministic[^1] --- and upper bounds on a query's resource | ||
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| [^1]: While pure Datalog is non-deterministic, Datahike and Datomic |
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I made some far-reaching changes, as I was finding it difficult to include a lot of background while keeping the post size manageable. I settled on having the post talk almost entirely about how we're using / planning to use invariants, and targeting it at people w/ a degree of Datalog familiarity. It doesn't cover too many broader Datopia details that are covered in other posts.
We could have follow-up posts which talk about using
invariantas an independent library when we've got a more solid API or other working examples - the idea with this one is to provoke interest in people w/ the relevant background knowledge.Minor stuff:
Let me know if you think this doesn't flow, or there's stuff you think ought to be covered.