dtomicevic

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by dtomicevic 1y ago
How did you evaluate other options, and what did you end up replacing them with?
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by dtomicevic 4y ago
This is spot on. Though, in Memgraph’s context, there is a combination of lock free techniques and raw pointer representation that can work exceptionally well for a large variety of use cases, and even better so compared to others on stream
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by dtomicevic 4y ago
Memgraph compared the freely available open source editions of both databases. Neo4j Enterprise seems to have more performance optimizations compared to the community Edition.
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by dtomicevic 4y ago
off topic, but Dominik, the founder of Memgraph here. If we didn't connect yet, I'd love to learn how was your experience using Memgraph if you're up for sharing some feedback? DM me on any of the social sites or our communit
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by dtomicevic 4y ago
Yep, Apache 2.0 https://github.com/memgraph/orb
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by dtomicevic 4y ago
something like that, I think we still agree it's an amazing product and now there is really no reason to rebuild it from scratch, at least for a while...
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by dtomicevic 4y ago
haha well, while running a pig farm is also a difficult business, there are some interesting challenges you can tackle :D also you could write software to manage some aspects of your pig farm
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by dtomicevic 4y ago
agreed, you can learn a lot by building something from scratch. also, some of the successful software tools we use today came from personal projects so it can be a win win
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by dtomicevic 5y ago
Hey, Dominik co-founder of Memgraph here! Ask me anything you'd like to know. tl;dr we launched Memgraph 2.0 with a strong focus on streaming graph data, with connectors to streaming data sources, faster graph computation engine, and i
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by dtomicevic 6y ago
Thank you!
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by dtomicevic 6y ago
Thank you! We are here to do our fair share and provide the community with the right tools to solve different kinds of graph problems. Exciting space nevertheless and growing fast!
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by dtomicevic 6y ago
Dominik from Memgraph here. Good questions! All editions of Memgraph persist data to the disk via write-ahead logging (WAL) and periodic snapshots for log compaction so even though Memgraph is designed to be in-memory first, data is always