A similar, online version: https://devdocs.io/

We do something very similar in binlog: https://github.com/morganstanley/binlog

Serialization is platform-dependent (to make it a simple memcpy most of the time), and the schema is sent up front (but can be updated later, with in-bound messages at will). See the User Guide (http://binlog.org/UserGuide.html) and the Internals (http://binlog.org/Internals.html) for more.

ffmpeg - you can do declarative editing combined with a Makefile. Clips can be previewed with `mpv --osd-fracitons` or equivalent.

> Mr Pandey rejected suggestions there were flaws in the current IT system.

> "No, the ABC is vulnerable in the same way and are just as exposed as Talman Software or the shop or café next door," he said.

> "Wool brokers don't have to worry about their data. It's a disruption, which is unfortunate, but this can happen to anybody."

What does he mean?

The paper claims the code is available online. The page, however, shows: "Coming soon...", for quite some time. https://spcl.inf.ethz.ch/Research/Performance/LogGraph/

Is it expected to land in the near future?

Maybe it won't be available until next month after it's presented?