bigcojosh

This was a lovely piece. I'm only surprised by paucity of interesting comments here. If Joran or anybody sees this late comment: I'd appreciate any other references to the approach. Surely it wasn't invented by TigerBeetle?

acting as a juror wasn't a fun experience for me, because I kept getting asked questions without seeing any results, or having any indication of whether/when you'll see results.

I like this too. If a knob is too obtrusive/expensive, could do the same with two buttons. One button for forward and one for back. Make them sensitive enough that it's likely that a casual press will visibly scroll multiple minutes, but not too sensitive to prevent setting a specific minute with a quick tap.

How will be Morte used to do "real work"? Would it always have to be called from a larger language that can do effectful things like IO?

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