How do you prevent government (and other people who can access the data) from rewriting history?

Do you hash them in some sort of block chain?

The inability to rewrite history will be a fantastic gift to the world.

Beautiful article. Nice research

Thanks a lot!

Keep in mind, a presentation (text, or otherwise) is an art. Culture, background, experiences and ideologies influences art.

... and to address your tone, did you know, you can give feedback with empathy?

Cool

Sorry, the internet is full of people with low empathy.

Mistakes on internet are corrected in very harsh ways, and many times rarely forgiven.

But hey, keep writing, keep learning, keep reflecting and taking feedbacks to improve. Everyone does this

After the rant, the very least you could do is to educate us about the tool that allows us view codegen and "layout".

>>> Very typical for today's world where javascript coder counts as software engineer.

Oh, hello software engineer from yesterday's world.

Well polite people at least say "please". Otherwise you just go buy more SDRAM and ALU chips and be computer scientist.

Curious thing is, you yourself dropped into gcc studying tool discussion clearly having no idea what I was criticizing in it.

Awesome. But how is this different from dgraph?

If you are asking about Memgraph in general, overall it's a graph storage + analytics system. DGraph is probably more on the pure storage side, while Memgraph is more about graph analytics (in-memory graph storage but it also stores data on disk). In terms of the API, DGraph exposes GraphQL, while Memgraph is Cypher + Bolt protocol. There is much more, which aspect are you most intrested in? :D