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Show HN: Build a knowledge graph from unstructured text in Python
(github.com)
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Show HN: Ask a graph database questions in plain English (runs in the browser)
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am3141
8mo ago
"It costs too much to start a business here" what sort of business are you talking about? You can start a software company within few minutes in Canada.
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am3141
8mo ago
we have at will employment here in Canada, do you know much about Canada? Most of the things you have mentioned are not real issues here.
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8mo ago
Well it’s the USA / Valley pride what built that ecosystem there. It wasn’t always like that even in the US. A long time ago, the US congress had to pass a law to incorporate a company. It went from there to whats its now because of th
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8mo ago
What labor laws are you encountering with a 10 person software company in Canada?
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8mo ago
This is simply not true. Canadian founders lose massive Canadian tax benefits by incorporating in the US. The only way out of further tax complications (and it’s not because of Canada, it’s just how international tax laws work) the founders
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8mo ago
This is 100% true.
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8mo ago
Well, I hope Canadian startups stay here in Canada and not leave.
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Show HN: CogDB – A persistent graph database that runs inside a Python process
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Not explicitly, they are just dense parts of the network. But towns and cities tend to have dense network of roads. The network is represented as square grids, so it resembles a city where roads are organized into blocks - like many US citi
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Show HN: QuadTree model for generating random road networks
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Show HN: Cog – A Pure Python Graph Database
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