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   by ktk 2y ago

   I'm just here to say that I fully agree with your comment. Hardcore RDF person myself but I wouldn't trade it for anything else. Once you master it it feels like cheating and/or magic sauce :)
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   by ktk 8y ago

   Yes that sounds like a pretty good fit for RDF. Do you have some examples on the data? Probably pretty straight forward to do an RDF model that could be used for analytics later
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   by ktk 8y ago

   sure, more than happy to. You will find me at @linkedktk on twitter or adrian.gschwend @ zazuko . com
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   by ktk 8y ago

   Unfortunately a lot of stuff going on in the RDF domain is behind firewalls so it's a bit hard to give a lot of details. But I can contribute some public and some private use-cases of where RDF is used: Refinitiv (formerly Thomson Reut
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   by ktk 8y ago

   My comment is a repost that I did in another RDF related thread. It is still valid so here we go: I'm an engineer that used to do RDBs for a long time. One day a customer of a friend came with an issue that was in my opinion impossible
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   by ktk 9y ago

   I'm an engineer that used to do RDBs for a long time. One day a customer of a friend came with an issue that was in my opinion impossible to solve with relational DBs: He described data that is in flow all the time and there was no way