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lveillard
3mo ago
Yeah, perf was a big motivator. I still have nightmares with Cypher and neo4j's slowness. Thanks for jumping in!
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Considered it, but it didn't fit our constraints-driven design ("this must have exactly one author"), first-class edges, polymorphism and JSON DX. SPARQL is a string query language which is exactly the kind of "build th
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Fair! We haven't wiped storage so far and we do multiple daily backups, to speed up development I'd rather keep that warning there until we implemente a proper migration engine and enable payments. On the issues: those were filed
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Hello! Temporal modeling is one piece, but the key things are performance (neo4j is a pain as murmansk said) and the AI-agent-centered design. It means everything has been tested from an agent point of view and we automatically gather agent
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Hello! I would say about 50% of them were bugs, 25% were features/mechanisms I loved from the the other ones, and 25% trying to push a better way to model things, which is what I never got in none of them. Typedb would be close if enti
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3mo ago
Yet another advantage of low carb diets
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Show HN: BlitzGraph – Supabase for graphs, built for LLM agents
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Show HN: BlitzGraph – Supabase for graphs, designed for LLM agents
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4y ago
I see! makes sense. Will try it
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4y ago
Hey great job! I’m surprised credit notes aren’t mentioned here. Have you worked on this as well? A credit note must be linked to an existing invoice, it can cover all or part of the invoice items, it can be deducted from future invoices or
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4y ago
Bravo! Eager to see if we can integrate this, will probably save us a lot of time!
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4y ago
Guys you're getting a lot of bad comments for one simple reason. You failed your delivery. 1) You should have managed the expectations of the users in a better way. Tell them it will become a paid feature from the begining, so nobody g