What Happened When We Loaded Madrid’s GTFS Data Into a Reactive Knowledge Graph
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I’ve been building .me around a fairly simple idea: Knowledge is not just data. It is data plus the relationships that make changes meaningful. Most of my previous tests of this idea used synthetic workloads. That’s useful when testing things like fan-out, dependency depth, recomputation, and early…
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What Happened When We Loaded Madrid’s GTFS Data Into a Reactive Knowledge Graph
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