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Oliver Ortiz
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Nolan Torres
first (you) me
Lincoln Howard
How similar to swing is gtk?
Henry Gutierrez
First for WebAssembly
Andrew Barnes
Hello Graph-lords.
I'm using Neo4j and am not sure how best to model the schemas for my use case.
I am scraping from an arbitrary number of services, which provide overlapping information.
The goal of the project is to provide "the most accurate" or "most complete" information using the aggregated data from each scraper.
One requirement that I have set is that in the final aggregated product, I should be able to know where the information came from.
So I would have a copy of the original data and a new aggregated result.
Naturally I would have some kind of `original -> aggregated` relationship which would easily tell me which originals are involved, but not which property came from which original.
How would you guys create this relationship?
Is duplicating data inevitable?
How would you ensure that each property is only "coming from" exactly one original?
Honestly the only reason I'm not using SQL is because I expect room for a lot of unusual queries that I can't predict beforehand.
Leo Baker
Fantasy football user here. app is working perfectly. big thanks to you pajeets who helped out.
any ideas for my next project?
Kayden Green
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Oliver Hernandez
If I were to fail a fizzbuzz test on a whiteboard, what level of programming would I be on?
Austin Gray
Ryan Clark
Shit tier