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UiPath S-1
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Building a Python graph-based fraud detection application from scratch
(memgraph.com)
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How we implemented replication in Memgraph DB – Our approach and challenges.
(memgraph.com)
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Memgraph DB 1.3 release brings high availability replication (HA)
(memgraph.com)
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Anyone stopped using Fitbit as a result of this?
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Show HN: Learn how to query and visualize graphs with Cypher in the browser
(playground.memgraph.com)
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Hey HN, Karim from Memgraph here. We just launched a project we've been toying around with for a while now, called Memgraph Playground. The initial idea was to let anyone to learn Cypher (a popular graph query language) and get an idea
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The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine has unfortunately been heavily politicized in the UK. The reporting around it has always sounded a bit nationalistic. For the past few months, the government has been using every opportunity to justify Brexit.
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Ross Intelligence will shut down amid lawsuit from Thomson Reuters
(abajournal.com)
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Came across your IH a few months ago. Those revenues are incredible for a local cookie company with a single kitchen. Well done!
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Revolut lets businesses accept online payments
(techcrunch.com)
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Ask HN: What do you look for in a DBMS?
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There is huge potential around better data usage & analytics in agriculture & crop science. You're domain expertise would place you in a unique position compared to other data scientists with more of a generic background. I
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MemgraphDB: Why and how we implemented Bolt Protocol v4
(memgraph.com)
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Hey HN, Karim here from Memgraph. One of the biggest changes in our latest Memgraph 1.2 release, was the addition of Bolt v4 and v4.1 support. We thought that it would be interesting to discuss the Bolt Protocol for those of you who are int
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*supports
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No, it's not an RDF store. Memgraph is a support the Label Property Graph model. It's not open source, but you can use the free community version: https://memgraph.com/download
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Dgraph is actually very different on many aspects like data model, query language, even overall focus & target use-cases. In my opinion it will be tricky to have a fair comparison. You can have a look at the benchmarks they published ag
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That's a good point. Benchmarking different systems is always tricky to get right, but we'll get something out soon. The focus of these benchmarks was to explain to our existing community how we improved things and share with the
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Memgraph DB 1.1
(memgraph.com)
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Hey HN! We've just released this blog post exploring some of the changes we made over the past few years that helped us reduce memory usage by as much as 50% and improve throughput towards near-linear scalability. We'd love to ge
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Ask HN: What are you using NetworkX for?
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This is a super cool and useful tool! I just shared it with a few people I know in the museum world (mostly curators) and they're super excited about it :D I'll revert back if they share any feedback/ideas. Can users someh
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Hey Michel, thanks for joining the conversation and clarifying things. I'm far from being an expert on Dgraph so I learned a few things from your answer. Regarding the data model, that makes sense. I read that Dgraph support properties
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Sorry, I missed the second part of you question. You should be able to use the Neo4j GraphQL with Memgraph although we didn't fully test it yet( https://github.com/neo4j-graphql/neo4j-graphql ).
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To answer your first question, the main difference between Memgraph and Dgraph seem to be: 1. The graph model: Property graph for Memgraph vs RDF for DGraph (Depending on the use-case you have one model might be better than the other. E.g o
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Good question :D We haven't spent much time trying out RedisGraph, nor we ran any kind of benchmarks at his point, but from what I can see, I would say that the main differences would: 1. Memgraph is a native GraphDB which means that
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Karim from Memgraph here. That's a good question we get really often. As you can imagine we had our hands full for the past few years building a DB from scratch, and so we didn't really have the resources to put together an open-s
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Karim from Memgraph here. Thanks for the questions. Are you referring to geospatial capabilities? If I understand correctly, you would like to add geospatial coordinates to specific elements in the graph (e.g. power stations, power lines et
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Show HN: Memgraph – Transactional, in-memory, cypher-compatible graph database
(memgraph.com)
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