LukeEF

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by LukeEF 5y ago
Calling for people to be fired because they wrote a blog post with ideas you don't like is monstrous. Whatever other 'criticisms' you might have, that is beyond the pale and shouldn't be acceptable commentary on this pla
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by LukeEF 5y ago
I think so!
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by LukeEF 5y ago
It isn't really saying anything - just trying to give a look at an ongoing internal dialogue about web3, which i suspect is pretty widespread. Devs often don't like permissionless blockchain and crypto, but do like decentralizatio
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Are we wrong about Web3?(terminusdb.com)
50 points by LukeEF 5y ago|71 comments
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Were we wrong about Web3?(github.com)
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URI generation and unique names for objects(terminusdb.com)
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Mergeable Records: A Data Modeling Approach(github.com)
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What's in a Name: URI Generation and unique names for objects(github.com)
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What if MongoDB and Neo4j had a baby?(terminusdb.com)
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What if MongoDB and Neo4j had a baby?(github.com)
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Show HN: Open API to Diff and Patch JSON(terminusdb.com)
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by LukeEF 5y ago
We had a discussion around these various approaches recently: https://github.com/terminusdb/technical-blogs/blob/main/blog...
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by LukeEF 5y ago
So he's not a good enough technologist because you look down your nose at the title of his PhD? Such a strange worldview.
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by LukeEF 5y ago
Gavin Wood who came up with the name web3 (as a 'decentralized online ecosystem') has a PhD in CompSci - hardly a lazy marketeer! This one is on the technologists...
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by LukeEF 5y ago
TerminusDB person here: we were using the API internally for our immutable collaboration database service [1] so we thought we'd make it available for others to use. We think it is better than the one derived from the RFC and built spe
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A Philosophy of Data Collaboration(github.com)
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Many Worlds: a philosophy of data collaboration(github.com)
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Many Worlds: a philosophy of data collaboration(github.com)
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Many Worlds: a philosophy of data collaboration(github.com)
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by LukeEF 5y ago
i was thinking the same thing, but looks like it was mostly the US government: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
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Screen time is ok for kids: major study(theconversation.com)
3 points by LukeEF 5y ago|2 comments
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by LukeEF 5y ago
Mostly the ability to think in abstractions and imagine what might be technically possible! Certainly not exclusive to programmers but more density there.
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by LukeEF 5y ago
We have a immutable chain structure in TerminusDB which allows for straightforward uncoordinated multi-read access or multi-version concurrency control. This approach also makes branching simple to implement. Any number of new layers can po
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by LukeEF 5y ago
Taking these concepts and trying to tie them back into what programmers do, so that the experience of building a knowledge graph database is not alien is essential if this is going to become mainstream tech. We[1] started building with OWL,
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by LukeEF 5y ago
No Netflix, no Disney plus, no HBO... Whatever about paying 10% more for a plastic rake, that's a bridge too far!
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by LukeEF 5y ago
Few git-inspired version controlled databases out there if performance becomes an issue. Dolt & TerminusDB are the most prominent. https://github.com/terminusdb/terminusdb https://github.com/dolthu
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Nuclear Reactor Data Product/Knowledge Graph Demo(youtube.com)
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by LukeEF 5y ago
Interesting you said that - i read the first part, scanned the rest looking for continuation of the story and then searched for 'Sheila'. Really wonder what happened next - was there a reconciliation, did the hurt run too deep, di
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by LukeEF 5y ago
TerminusDB co-founder here. In 10.0 (anti-SemVer speaking), we decided to simplify the interface, make the concept of the document more central, make the primary interaction method be through JSON documents and create a schema language that
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Show HN: OSS linked JSON knowledge graph(github.com)
5 points by LukeEF 5y ago|1 comments

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