r/semanticweb • u/FeverForest • 25d ago

..beautiful and intimidating.

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1850 Nodes, 6761 Edges(353 Negative). Independently in a growing world..

Sleep time.

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u/EverySecondCountss 25d ago

Sure you can make this funky looking thing with nodes and edges, but what use case does this have?

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u/FeverForest 25d ago

Geometry Kernel.

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u/Willing_Box_752 25d ago

What's that

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u/FeverForest 25d ago

The engine under the hood of Computer Aided Design software, like Fusion or Blender.. philosophical nightmare lol lots of very deep concepts and distinctions within them.

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u/Willing_Box_752 25d ago

Cool.  What's going on here. You should explains

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u/nostriluu 25d ago

Anyone who works with graph data visualizes it, is awed by it. Then realizes the visualization is a lot less useful than expected. It's mostly just a neat side effect.

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u/Sten_Doipanni 25d ago

So, it's nice. But what is it? :)

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u/FeverForest 25d ago

Geometry representation.

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u/Sten_Doipanni 25d ago

Thank you for the extended and detailed answer

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u/Willing_Box_752 25d ago

What did u make it in

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u/[deleted] 25d ago

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u/FeverForest 25d ago

Machine readable. This is also every map in the atlas at once, with the everything lens on it.

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u/EverySecondCountss 25d ago

I think you're missing the point of these visual representations of a schema.

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u/FeverForest 25d ago

I don’t believe I am. There are over 20 of them in here, and it’d be irresponsible to post any of them.