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by gibsonf1 8y ago
There are two kinds of graph databases, property graph and rdf semantic graph. Neo 4J is the former, which I don't think is that useful in primarily only showing some kind of relation between things. The rdf semantic graph approach,
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
You could make your app Solid compliant - I would love a good social network UI on top of Solid, especially if it could import all the FB data into your Solid repository. https://solid.mit.edu/
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Do you have a reference for a single climate model prediction that's come true? In most other areas dealing with science, if the theory does not predict the reality, then the validity of the theory is questioned.
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Given that every global warming/climate change prediction has been wrong so far, why would it make sense to believe the same political entity making predictions now? If you plug in the data from 10 years ago into any climate model, th
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Now Apps Can Track You Even After You Uninstall Them(bloombergquint.com)
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Excellent!
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Very nice site - well done! There are some very good lisp libraries on github that aren't in the project list, such as many of the web libraries I use every day like https://github.com/fukamachi/caveman or https:
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
It would be great to have the Solid version of facebook where users control their own data with a great UI that accesses the data only as allowed by the users.
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
https://github.com/gibsonf1/cl-solid
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Great Mark, Agreed - the cl-json library will handle all the Solid standards and then developers can layer on top of that their preferred db etc. I'm not sure if we need a db for the core library or not...
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I'm going with SBCL Lisp and Allegrograph and Caveman. Anyone interested in teaming up on the Solid Lisp library? cl-solid
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
For the email example, people will have a choice of paying a small amount for a cross-platform private/encrypted UX service, or free by allowing a company to read and datamine all of their email. I'm guessing a surprising numbe
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
On the other hand, what would stop the rise of email UX companies that provide a PAID service that links to your email with the explicit promise of never caching it? They wouldn't need to mine it to make money as google does, as they a
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
The big recent change with the free paradigm is that trust in privacy has been lost with these massive data silos. In fact, you could argue that we are now at the beginning of the end of this entire approach to the web. George Gilder expo
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
graphMetrix.com - Solid service to support business customer data launching in the next 2 months.
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It seems the author is missing the point in advocating big government solutions and government regulation to somehow fix the privacy problem. Imagine if you owned and controlled all your email vs. gmail reading it all? For companies, ownin
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
I remember how objective the New York Times was in the early 90s - they would follow the facts wherever they went and in depth - it was a great paper then.
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Wow, Zoho is down a second time today now with a 400 Bad Request...
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Zoho mail works well. Actually Zoho Docs and powerpoint are very good.
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
There is great power in rdf graph databases (Allegrograph) and the rapidly growing collection of valuable ontologies https://lov.linkeddata.es/dataset/lov/ The barrier to entry is thinking in “graph” instead of re
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Europe's New Copyright Law Could Change the Web Worldwide(wired.com)
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Update: Rove is a great testing framework so far, easy to use, and even shows the stack trace for debugging on failed tests in the report. Note: I had to change rove.asd to the following to get it to load (in-package :cl-user) #-asdf3.1 (e
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Ask HN: Lisp – Best TDD/Testing Framework?
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Great wisdom on life and business in general from the most successful hedge fund entrepreneur. The 30 minute video is essentialized and excellent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9XGUpQZY38 The actual principles collected
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Bridgewater: Principles for success in life and work(inside.bwater.com)
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
Great wisdom on life and business in general from the most successful hedge fund entrepreneur. The 30 minute video is essentialized and excellent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9XGUpQZY38 The actual principles collected
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Principles for success in life and work(principles.com)
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
One of the great things about Aristotle is his focus on induction, using the facts and experience of life as the basis for reasoning, and human nature specifically for inducing virtue, morality and the good life. But I would even more high
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
I highly recommend Eitaro Fukamachi's caveman2 for very quickly setting up a very fast lisp web server including very easy to configure ssl. Fukamachi's Dexador library is also fantastic for very quick and easy ssl http functio
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by gibsonf1 8y ago
This will certainly help the housing cost crisis in the State!

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