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If anybody wants a little more code with their blog post, here is another example http://maxdemarzi.com/2014/02/12/online-payment-risk-managem... A proper fraud detection system has lots of pieces. The one th
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Neo4j is out of Malmö Sweden, but we also have offices in Stockholm, London, San Mateo and about a third of us work from home. We're always hiring.
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https://www.fullcontact.com/developer/docs/person/
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{ "status" : 200, "likelihood" : 0.92, "photos" : [ { "type" : "twitter", "typeId" : "twitter", "typeName" : "Other", "url&
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Neo4j welcomes direct and indirect(drivers, frameworks, examples) contributors with open arms. Lots of our employees were community members first.
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Bidirectional Traversals in Space
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Another 1M q/s nonsense benchmark to add to the list : http://maxdemarzi.com/2015/10/16/benchmarks-and-supercharger...
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Benchmarks and Superchargers
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Modeling Airline Flights in Neo4j
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Where do companies like clearbit and full contact get their user data?
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See his next post: http://www.frankmcsherry.org/graph/scalability/cost/2015/02/... How big are the jobs being done? I remember reading a statistic[1] that is a couple of years old that 50% of the bi
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Little secret... with Rust you can just do big data processing on a single core => http://www.frankmcsherry.org/graph/scalability/cost/2015/01/...
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Would be really nice to see this framework used with an actual graph database in addition to MySQL.
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Never trust a benchmark. >>The uncompressed JSON data for the vertices need around 600 MB and the uncompressed JSON data for the edges requires around 1.832 GB. So why use a 60GB RAM machine for so little data? Can we get some raw num
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Write blog posts about how you (or others) used the tool to solve some problem you were having. Maybe present it at developer conferences? Just make it about solving the problem, less about the product.
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I've been involved in this for the last 3 years and what works for me is building Proof of Concepts. Neo4j sells an empty database. What I do is take the problem the customer is trying to solve, find the boiled down essence of it, spen
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Yup. There is a very approachable blog post on this subject by Nicole White => http://gist.neo4j.org/?8173017
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The Hacker News Interest Graph
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Most open source project lack documentation, and those that have documentation need more examples, proof of concepts, use cases, etc. It helps if the open source project has a non-technical way to show it off. Take a look at http:/&#
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Neo Technology ( http://neo4j.com ) - Sweden, UK, Germany, San Mateo, and REMOTE. Roles: Database Engineer, Pre-Sales Engineer, QA Engineer, Field Engineeer (+others) We are the company behind the graph database Neo4j. Looking t
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If you want to help "optimizing the heck out of Neo4j", we are hiring http://neo4j.com/jobs/
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Don't know enough about Techstars to comment, but the location (1871) is a problem. It's incredibly noisy and crowded. I personally can't get anything done there, so it's quick meetings and I'm out, working at hom
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>> In addition, IDS and other network systems encoded what we now think of as the “joins” between different kinds of records as part of the database structure rather than specifying them in each query. -- This is basically Neo4j and o
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This goes sideways as well. I was dating an Indian girl in High School (almost 20 years ago). If any older Indian men were around or crossed our path, she would say a few words in spanish. They would assume she was Mexican which would make
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Is this a feeling "most" people share?
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>>You wouldn't see defensive play anymore. Unless you won the shootout... in which case you'd play 100% defensive for the whole 90 minutes.
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You must have missed something because that is the opposite of what it being said here. The graph model is more declarative than the so called relational model. In the graph, this node here represents Bob, this one Alice, Alice is Bob'
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Go to AngelList, put in your parameters and see what the market is actually offering: https://angel.co/jobs#find/f!%7B%22types%22%3A%5B%22full-tim...
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Ask HN: Lollapalooza sold out, now on scalper sites
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"the only winning move is not to play."
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