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In general, expect libtls to expand in features and improve usability, more code to be pruned and simplified.

Rarer execution paths could be pruned and special cased, and just generating fast code for the very likely paths.

It's also possible to only keep around XGB of blocks, or the last 500 blocks, etc (a pruned log)[3].

Be careful - much of the historical data has been pruned to eliminate some data from companies that didn't survive.

From time to time, steps of a process become irrelevant because of other changes and it has to be pruned.

Again, the vital component is the array of mechanisms needed to target the various forms of immune cell that must be pruned.

If you run out of space on it, old files aren't automatically pruned...

I suppose that the emphasis on What I read shaping what I write has pruned my reading.

The client uses the pruned chain for most transactions because it's faster, and just uses the full blockchain for syncing with other clients.

But I don't know of any clients that turn off the full-blockchain part and use only the pruned one.

- pruned index scans -> Do you mean information retrieval?

The pruned blockchain would currently be under a gigabyte large.

Pruned index scans are index scans where the data is located on a single shard and the index scan doesn't flood all nodes in the DB.