Software, but not as we know it: Part Two
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Claims a magical data container that preserves consistency, completeness and a surprising uniqueness property so a piece of data is actually owned and movable across systems. Describes stamping and signing by services as verifiable context, externalizing database rows so users carry capabilities, and claims this removes about 99% of non-business app work. Presents a sketch rather than an implemented system, promising reduced infra/security burden and more user-controlled workflows but not yet demonstrated end-to-end.
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