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We've always been talking about books and text, but the new kind allows for all sorts of new data structures, with any number of dimensions and relationships between any type of data. If events are no...

Laeserin @Laeserin 1724788827

But, the genius of it, is that -- unlike a graph database (which is common with events) -- the structure of the Nostrgraph is completely dynamic and fluid. It's a graph that doesn't necessarily allow you to travel along edges to all of the nodes, but it allows you to add a new edge between any two nodes.

This is a new type data structure. An organic graph.

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Laeserin · 77w

I see it in my head as a sort of quivering blob of data, with holes in it and arms reaching out and bits in the middle suddenly disappearing, and it inching around, blindly, in the virtual void. The bits that are mysteriously similar to the other bits suddenly bunching together, as if they were magn...

ynniv · 77w

This type of complexity is a common problem in object oriented programming. "This" type has a method that accepts a "that" type, and it works well until there are too many combinations of types. Any time a new "that" is created, the original code needs to be updated. This is where OOP reaches for in...