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Just use RDF/knowledge graphs. Yes, easier said than done. But you own your claims on your facts. It's interoperable. You then need a tool chain for trust/prove
by throwaway346434 2y ago
Just use RDF/knowledge graphs. Yes, easier said than done.
But you own your claims on your facts. It's interoperable. You then need a tool chain for trust/provenance when mixing data locally or remote.
- simongray 2y agoRDF is open-world and entirely additive; it doesn't solve the synchronization problem. You will end up with an ever larger set of triples. Also, the author has created the most popular client-side database in the Clojure community (Datascript) which happens to be for making knowledge graphs, so I'm sure he's familiar with it.