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jexp

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    Shouldn’t it be possible since forever to put machine readable source information into PDF metadata. It’s more a problem of the tools and programs generating the PDFs. We spend mil…

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    Comment #44131653

    Imported the graph json into Neo4j Have fun https://gist.github.com/jexp/8d991d1e543c5a576a3f1ee70132ce7...

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    Catchall for 25 years :) (on domainfactory - df.eu) each company/service gets their own email prefix, so I can determine spam and also filter unsolicited emails.

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    Comment #41288996

    Thanks for the praise for APOC-ML, happy that it's useful. Did you see the two blog posts that Tomaz Bratanic did on the topic? For the ingestion: https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/…

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    Comment #40480675

    RenTec was covered in much depth at the Acquired podcast. Basically algorithms from signal processing applied to huge volumes of historical and current data to determine buy and se…

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    Comment #40189014

    Many advanced RAG patterns are easier with a graphdb and you can pull the relevant context starting with the vector search results. You can also construct graphs with an llm out of…

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    Comment #39873161

    There was a really awesome deep history of TSMC on the Acquired podcast https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/tsmc

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    Comment #38336363

    Quick 5 minute video on downloading and running Hugging Face language models in GGUF format (quantized by TheBloke) with Ollama on your local machine and checking GPU consumption w…

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    Comment #37417103

    God wrote in Lisp, Bob Kanefsky performed by Julia Ecklar. My favorite song. https://www.prometheus-music.com/audio/eternalflame.mp3 Refrain (full lyrics): http://www.songworm.com/…

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    Comment #36071451

    Unbelievable that they completely missed to mention the equivalent in size but failed airship company Cargolifter in Germany. They operated in the early 2000s and went bankrupt. Th…

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    Show HN: Venkat – An inline code snippet execution extension for VS Code

    We always loved the snipped execution in TextMate that shows the results as a tooltip. Venkat Subramaniam used it in all his talks and demos. Tried to find it as a VS Code extensio…

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    Comment #35849558

    The article is factually incorrect on many fronts. There were only 3 reactors running at last. Nuclear was never profitable, the country shouldered most of its costs (esp for radio…

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    Comment #35432937

    Luna Display for wirelessly extending screen to ipad and teleprompter.

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    Comment #35316798

    I used to do Lego Time Tracking when I was still consulting, as none of the other approaches worked for me (ADHD). It even made it on LifeHacker back then: https://lifehacker.com/t…

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    Comment #33919699

    Not really, they don't support graph algorithms.

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    Comment #27850223

    I'm not impressed. Same in Neo4j's MATCH (e:Employee) RETURN e { .* } as employee; MATCH (e:Employee) RETURN collect(e { .* }) as employees; MATCH (e:Employee)-[:IN]->(d:Department…

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    Not sure if you saw our graphql integration, that takes typedefs and converts a graphql query into a single cypher query, which can then be executed directly. https://neo4j.com/pro…

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    That's what you can do in Neo pretty easily. The DS library offers a bunch (50+) algorithms to run on the graph data directly or projected, e.g. PR on 117M wikipedia links runs in …

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