GraphLover9000

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   by GraphLover9000 4y ago

   You're probably right. One of my initial prompts mentioned graph databases as an example of a scalable system, so I wanted to ask it about the design properties that make it so. I figured that because it was a book about designing syst
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   by GraphLover9000 4y ago

   I couldn't get "designing data intensive applications" to explain to me how to design a graph database (from scratch, without using existing graph frameworks or technologies), but it only suggested reasons why graph databases
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   by GraphLover9000 4y ago

   > I've been studying/applying stuff from this field for ~15 years Would you mind elaborating on the work you do with graph visualisation? Thank you for the offer, I'll certainly contact you after I familiarise myself with
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   by GraphLover9000 4y ago

   Thank you! I'll take a look.
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   by GraphLover9000 4y ago

   In general! Graph drawing and interactivity is an interesting problem in my opinion.
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   by GraphLover9000 4y ago

   Do you have any advice/ideas about ways to learn about graph layout algorithms themselves, including dynamic/real-time algorithms (which allow for user interaction)? I have been skimming through various papers and the first book o
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   by GraphLover9000 4y ago

   Have you considered just writing a Rust library and also releasing a thin Python wrapper over it as a separate project? That way, other people could write their own thin wrappers in their high level languages of choice and use your fast imp