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I post about NoSQL, big data And Neo4j

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(via How to write faster from Python to Neo4j with OpenMpi)

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How to create a Flask decorator to check Neo4j database connection

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Just a starting point to send cypher queries from a Kivy Android app to a Neo4j database.

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Love is when the other person's happiness is more important than your own. H. Jackson Brown, Jr. With the above quote by Jackson Brown as a guide, summarizing all my principles on how the developer-customer relationship should be, I started a while ago to design and develop the site of BEDesign. And believe me, it was an unforgettable journey I had the honor to take along with the BEDesign team.

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A tribute .ru domains and bad SEO tactics, blocking and redirecting them back home with OOP PHP.

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How to make asynchronous POST with PHP

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An HTML5 microdata markup approach for Blogs and Blogposts.

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A free flat css theme for Google Code Prettify with flat colors that works great with twitter bootstrap 3.0 and scales as screen resolution changes.

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April 3 Webinar: The BlueKai Playbook for Scaling to 10 Trillion Transactions a Month [sponsor]

myNoSQL’s supporter Aerospike is getting ready for a new case study webinar:

As the industry’s largest online data exchange, BlueKai knows a thing or two about pushing the limits of scale. Find out how they are processing up to 10 trillion transactions per month from Vice President of Data Delivery, Ted Wallace.

Register today.

Original title and link: April 3 Webinar: The BlueKai Playbook for Scaling to 10 Trillion Transactions a Month [sponsor] (NoSQL database©myNoSQL)

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Words from the special myNoSQL sponsor, Couchbase:

You can’t judge a book by its cover, but you can judge the architecture of a distributed system by its topology.

If two distributed systems are equally effective, is the one with the simpler topology the one with the better architecture? This...

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Bernard Marr: Big Data: The 5 Vs Everyone Must Know -

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Yahoo's latest purchase brings pretty graphs to Tumblr -

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Jo Best (ZDNet) talking about the privacy concerns of having centralized, non-regulated, non-anonymised healthcare data:

If ever there was an open goal for big data, healthcare should be it.

By gathering information from doctors, patients, drug companies, insurers, and charities, and putting the big data machinery to work on analysing it, we should be able to get better insights into a range of conditions and then come up with better ways to treat them.

I’m happy I’m not the only one concerned about all these.

Original title and link: Big doubts on big data: Why I won’t be sharing my medical data with anyone (NoSQL database©myNoSQL)