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by kendallgclark 3y ago
Accenture just invested in Stardog, leading Knowledge Graph plaform, which is based on these W3C standards. Can't get much less "academic" than Accenture. https://newsroom.accenture.com/news/accenture-inv
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by kendallgclark 3y ago
Kripke, Simone Weil, Heidegger etc.
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by kendallgclark 4y ago
NASA has more than one Knowledge Graph. https://www.stardog.com/blog/nasas-knowledge-graph/
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by kendallgclark 4y ago
The FoundationDb team is working on distributed systems simulation testing via a new startup... Antithesis. See https://antithesis.com/ Stardog, enterprise knowledge graph platform, (stardog.com), is an early adopter of Ant
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Stardog Optimizer: Arch and Cardinality Estimates for Graph Queries [video](youtube.com)
3 points by kendallgclark 4y ago|0 comments
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by kendallgclark 5y ago
Some drugs help support exposures therapy (a kind of CBT) to be able to manage OCD on a daily basis. It's not really curable per se, but totally manageable. If you can, find a good CBT therapist who specializes in OCD. Makes a huge dif
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Trillion Edge Knowledge Graph(stardog.com)
10 points by kendallgclark 5y ago|0 comments
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by kendallgclark 5y ago
It wasn’t an acquihire. Apple paid a lot of $$ for FDB.
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by kendallgclark 5y ago
Founders are building a distributed systems simulation product now called Antithesis. My data fabric startup, Stardog, is a happy Antithesis early adopter customer. It’s helping us reproduce and fix non-deterministic bugs deterministically.
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by kendallgclark 5y ago
This was the FDB team’s stock demo in the early days. It’s a killer move.
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
That’s a bit of a toy from the perspective of enterprise requirements. Good starter system if you adhere to open source religion.
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
I don’t understand this argument. Several overlapping specs max exist. ISO specs weren’t built to take advantage of Web specs. W3C specs were. Like it or not, the W3C didn’t do any disservice to the ISO or fight unfairly.
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
Benchmarks consistently fail to show this perf advantage. Fair ones anyway. Which makes sense because property graphs and RDF are very similar and mostly differ in terms of syntax, i.e., stuff that good query planners and indexing schemes c
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
OBS Studio
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
Yes. It just acts like a web cam; does live video interpolation of yr actual cam and so Msft Teams can't tell the diff.
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
OBS Studio. It's very powerful, classic open source, with a not amazing UI, but, it does everything mmhmm does and a lot more. I use both every day.
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
RDF* or Edge Properties fixes this definitively and it's spread to most RDF systems. See http://stardog.com/docs/ for example.
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
Stardog is full of features, performance, and enterprise hardening Rdfox hasn’t even started thinking about yet.
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
Stardog is a knowledge graph platform with lots of datalog-related features. http://stardog.com/
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by kendallgclark 6y ago
Gotta say, Stardog's been shipping a virtualization-powered Knowledge Graph platform since 2014...
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by kendallgclark 7y ago
Stardog is a fast RDF graph database with datalog, description logic, and machine learning reasoners built-in. http://Stardog.com/
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by kendallgclark 7y ago
If you need this sort of thing only embedded within a fast, scalable graph database, check out Stardog ( http://stardog.com/ ).
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by kendallgclark 8y ago
It supports SWRL, a LP rule language that has a well-studied relationship with Datalog. FWIW.
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by kendallgclark 8y ago
Datalog is awesome as is Logic Programming generally. It's not only useful in static program analysis but also in areas as diverse as synthetic biology and data integration. There's lots of datalog and similar technology in most K
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by kendallgclark 8y ago
The real NASA knowledge graph, with actual technical detail... https://www.stardog.com/categories/nasa/
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by kendallgclark 9y ago
Andy was warm, generous, authentic, hilarious as fuck, and an absolute killer engineer. He will be badly missed.
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by kendallgclark 9y ago
There was no PR. But there are traces, like Amazon acquired the domains, etc. Many former Blazegraph engineers are now Amazon Neptune engineers according to LinkedIn, etc. It was rumored widely in the graph db world fwiw.
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by kendallgclark 9y ago
If you actually read the docs, it's not Janus-based, it's based on BlazeGraph, which Amazon reportedly acquihired last year.
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What is a Knowledge Graph?(stardog.com)
1 points by kendallgclark 9y ago|0 comments
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by kendallgclark 9y ago
Ballerina and Pony.

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