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  # The Belt.
  def belt():
      # return itertools.cycle([1,2,3,4,5])
      x = 1
      while True:
          yield x
          x += 1
          if x > 5:
              x = 1
  
  # The +1
  def add1(iterable):
      for x in iterable:
          yield x + 1
  
  # The +y
  def add(y):
      def _(iterable):
          for x in iterable:
              yield x + y
      return _
  
  # The Oddifier
  def oddonly(iterable):
      for x in iterable:
          if x % 2 == 1:
              yield x

  # The Reaper
  def partition(n):
      assert n > 0
      def _(iterable):
          batch = []
          for x in iterable:
              batch.append(x)
              if len(batch) == n:
                  yield batch
                  batch = []
          if batch:
              yield batch
      return _
  
  # The Composer
  def compose(iterable, t1, t2):
      yield from t2(t1(iterable))
  
  # The Plumber
  def pipe(iterable, p):
      for xform in p:
          iterable = xform(iterable)
      yield from iterable
  
  # The Press.
  def printall(iterator):
      import time
      for x in iterator:
          print(x, end=", ", flush=True)
          time.sleep(0.3)
  
  # printall(pipe(belt(), [add(1)]))  # 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 2, 3, 4...
  # printall(pipe(belt(), [add(1), oddonly]))  # 3, 5, 3, 5, ...
  printall(pipe(belt(), [add(1), oddonly, partition(3)]))  # [3, 5, 3], [5, 3, 5], ...

there is this: https://ma.rkusa.st/store-sqlite-in-cloudflare-durable-objec... and this: https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/

So I'm thinking it could (be made to) work.

- "Key" and "important" both indicate notable elements.

- "Key" can also be used to indicate a required element, i.e. "keystone", however it is not always used in this way.

- "Key" can also be used to indicate "there is only one" though it is not always used in this way.

When "key" is meant as "singular & required & notable" it probably carries the most weight of all these words. However, since it is not always used in that way, I personally tend to give it less weight.

In casual use I would order them like this (strongest to weakest): crucial, vital, key, important.

In formal use I would order them like this (strongest to weakest): key, vital, crucial, important.

My favorite thesaurus, ChatGPT, agrees with my casual use ranking. https://chat.openai.com/share/10bb8195-c7cd-4c0c-935f-f5b4c3...

Here's what everyone actually wanted to talk about: Trust.

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