Claims, Not Facts: Building an Auditable Multi-Author Record for a House
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Most systems that describe a building store facts . A row says the house has three bedrooms. Another says the roof is five years old. Another says 2,000 square feet. Somebody typed those in, and from that moment forward the system treats them as true. That model breaks the moment more than one part…
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Claims, Not Facts: Building an Auditable Multi-Author Record for a House
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