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by akashtndn 7y ago
Hi HN, Graph theory had fascinated me as a student. On my first job, I'd briefly worked with Neo4j, a graph database, as part of a proof-of-concept project. At my current gig, I've had the opportunity to delve deep into the world
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I wrote an introductory guide to graph tech(towardsdatascience.com)
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Traversing the Land of Graph Computing and Databases(humansofdata.atlan.com)
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AI and Neuroscience: A virtuous circle (2018)(deepmind.com)
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Traversing the Land of Graph Computing and Databases(humansofdata.atlan.com)
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Awesome Neuroscience(github.com)
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Humans might be listening to your Google Assistant recordings(technologyreview.com)
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How the Wright Brothers Conquered the Skies with Data(humansofdata.atlan.com)
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ORRB - Open AI Remote Rendering Back End(github.com)
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A journey along the written word(analyticalmonk.github.io)
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High Performance Potato Chips (2006)(hpcwire.com)
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by akashtndn 7y ago
Look for folks who've partnerships, community or evangelists in their title. If not, aim for someone from marketing. If nothing else, make an informed guess.
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by akashtndn 7y ago
To answer your questions: 1. Tap on existing networks. It could range from your first or second-degree contacts to sponsorship programs. Many companies, non-profits and open source organizations have programs which encourage community event
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Why knowledge graphs are foundational to artifical intelligence?(datanami.com)
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Ask HN: Have you ever used a JSON-based format for representing graphs/networks?
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Virtual assistants are doomed without a new AI approach(technologyreview.com)
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McCulloch and Pitts Neural Net Simulator(justinmeiners.github.io)
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We analyzed 16,625 papers to figure out where AI is headed next(technologyreview.com)
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Why data lakes require semantics?(bi-kring.nl)
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Real value of Facebook(medium.com)
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Half-baked life lessons from a twenty-something data engineer(medium.com)
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Half-baked life lessons from a twenty-something data engineer(techandmortals.wordpress.com)
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A Tale of Cloud, Containers and Kubernetes(blog.socialcops.com)
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Announcing flyio, an R package to interact with data in the cloud(blog.socialcops.com)
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Overclocking SSL (2010)(imperialviolet.org)
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R community update: announcing useR Delhi December meetup and CFP(r-bloggers.com)
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Get rid of npm and node in Jupyterlab - GH discussion(github.com)
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Thoughts on OpenAI, reinforcement learning, and killer robots (2017)(fast.ai)
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Tesla is too big to fail but not for the reason you might think(businessinsider.in)
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T4: Dropbox for data science, built on S3(github.com)
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