Posts by amirouche@floss.social
(DIR) Post #ADEYlptesPxAZnljGq by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-09T19:15:35Z
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@wolf480pl maybe it is not a simple answer? I have been mostly avoiding the nft subject.
(DIR) Post #ADG4gk2WcIoQeeUUEK by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-10T12:47:59Z
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@Zach777 @lanodan @bugaevc I need to learn vim again.
(DIR) Post #ADJCOe0bgPt1qSM3Zg by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-11T09:08:29Z
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I am looking for experience report coding #scheme or any #lisp by a blind person.Boost appreciated.#a11y
(DIR) Post #ADJzKR5qejpwNsQgNM by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-12T10:06:45Z
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@elb Thanks a lot.
(DIR) Post #ADjMczgojVfGPN2hu4 by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T05:36:51Z
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@wasamasa Thanks for the tag!@temporal As far as I understand there is no a readily available and usable #graphdb that match what you describe. I dare to ask more questions to help fine tune my answer:
(DIR) Post #ADjMd0kOng7jglj57o by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T13:33:36Z
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@temporal @wasamasa Then, in that case your best choice, I believe, is to build an OKVS on top SQLite3, and then on top the OKVS build the Neo4J API you are familiar with, and use gremlin as query language.Does it make sense?I can help to figure the schema on top of the #OKVS interface.Mind the fact, I have similar goals, and I prefer https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-168/ to the regular "Property Graph" even if...ref: https://git.sr.ht/~amirouche/okdbref: https://git.sr.ht/~amirouche/python-okdbref: http://tinkerpop.apache.org/gremlin.html
(DIR) Post #ADjMd1wUMDO9OYOFbk by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T05:37:13Z
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@wasamasa @temporal a) What embeddable in this context means? Like linking with a C program ?
(DIR) Post #ADjMd3krcPHJ14xzlY by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T05:38:06Z
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@wasamasa @temporal b) What file based means? All database system I know of are file-based-like-sqlite, except maybe one, in any case: they do not rely on direct i/o. File-based might also mean that they are text-file based. SQLite rely on very few files, in fact, the data file is a single file; they are other db with similar design, but the file is binary.
(DIR) Post #ADjMd5YAwYJiaJ2tGa by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T05:38:26Z
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@wasamasa @temporal c) Regarding the architecture it really depends what you want / need to do? What is the use case: e.g. what is the read and write workload? I guess you need deep traversal / navigation. What are the queries you need to write?
(DIR) Post #ADjMd5fGWBzKwIMYJk by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T13:38:05Z
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@temporal @wasamasa The next best choice I know is https://source.wiredtiger.com/10.0.0/I do not know about Neo4J-like database but that you can dynamic link, maybe #arangodb does that?
(DIR) Post #ADjMd7Dgjh7LlLTYbw by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T05:38:54Z
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@wasamasa @temporal d) The query language is possibly the most difficult part. There is several approaches in the wild. Answering the previous questions will help me figure the best reply.
(DIR) Post #ADjMd7ed7WfV6u54bY by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T13:54:50Z
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@temporal @wasamasa In fact, wiredtiger can work instead of sqlite3. It is part of debian at least.
(DIR) Post #ADjMd8wkJekn7NZ3Ts by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T05:40:19Z
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@wasamasa @temporal Spoiler: I might bring up https://okvs.dev into the conversation; tho, I can try to make it appear like I am not biased.
(DIR) Post #ADjMdApjIiKUyCITp2 by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T05:50:22Z
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@wasamasa @temporal What is the programming language you intend to use the graphdb you are looking for?
(DIR) Post #ADjMdCcKfUnkVE2oDY by amirouche@floss.social
2021-11-24T06:06:23Z
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@wasamasa @temporal Another question: Why is Neo4J not a good solution for the problem you want to solve?
(DIR) Post #AFFGLi2G2I1exPE7VY by amirouche@floss.social
2022-01-06T10:32:01Z
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I am testing my search engine at http://65.108.72.56:8000/- prefix your query with "search" to use the builtin search engine- use "view" to view in the current page the last displayed URL- use "next" to iterate over search results- use "bookmark" to bookmark something in the builtin search engineIt falls back to a duckduckgo search.Feedback on every aspects (ui / ux / features / ...) very welcome.#Python
(DIR) Post #AHkjZMA9g8jwqCR1RA by amirouche@floss.social
2022-03-24T23:01:32Z
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@alcinnz @Downes @Valenoern necroposting 👻 I agree with @Downes Used to think the primary motivation of #rdf, #semanticweb and related tools was to agree upon a vocabulary ie. a `words` that describe a concept or physical entity. From my limited experience, it appears there is "no one word fits all" and there is always a system that will come up, with a new need that requires a slightly different behavior, hence a slightly different word, improving but also possibly breaking existing systems
(DIR) Post #AHkjZRjmx5DM8A93Am by amirouche@floss.social
2022-03-24T23:08:31Z
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@alcinnz @Downes @Valenoern It is naive, but if we agree on the vocabulary used in programs, hence protocols, whether those words appears in JSON / XML / whatnot does not matter.Sadly, I see no way to build the vocabulary a protocol that will support cases that is ultime in the sense it will not require to tweak it in the future to cover new use cases.That is the reason some fields in network protocols are unused but reserved.
(DIR) Post #AHnCQOBg4HKpV68vo0 by amirouche@floss.social
2022-03-25T19:55:08Z
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@theruran if people use latex to produce MathML it does not necessarly means MathML is wrong. I use markdown to generate HTML. On the topic of A11Y and sec, I trust you.
(DIR) Post #AHnPpWwrvjJ9JgXEWG by amirouche@floss.social
2022-03-25T22:08:59Z
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I setup a remote git repository (not a bare repository), so that when I push to that repo, #git will update the working directory with the latest version. That is how I update my website. But I do not remember what configuration setup I used.Any clue?