akollegger

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   Pattern<V> as a Generalization of Graphs(medium.com)

   2 points by akollegger 9mo ago|1 comments
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   by akollegger 9mo ago

   "Generalization of graphs" usually leads down the hypergraph path. I wanted to represent various interesting local structures and "say something about them" and ended up down a rabbit hole, with a grammar, haskell refere
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   by akollegger 15y ago

   The current cluster is a master-slave replication configuration, for read scaling. For write scaling, you would have to stay tuned. There's a team sequestered in England feverishly working on a sharding solution to spread write load and dat
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   by akollegger 15y ago

   Try this: http://nuget.org/packages/Neo4jClient
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   by akollegger 15y ago

   For the applications you are describing, they could be modeled as well in a "property graph" as in a triple-store. The thing about Neo4j is that it is a raw graph data structure, with nodes, edges and properties on both. With a query langua
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   by akollegger 15y ago

   It's another one of those hidden gems from Sweden that is now growing in popularity in the States. The project has been around and in production for about 10 years, and is experiencing humbling growth these past few years with customers lik