Triple Bypass – What Does The Death Of The Semantic Web Mean For Publishers? - Semantico / quote 2 of 5

NoSQL beats triple stores in practice

Whilst I agree that structure in metadata is important, the complexity of RDF/OWL and triple stores severely limit their utility. The challenges of handling big data have created market opportunities and growth for new breeds of NoSQL data stores. Like triple stores these technologies offer structured, accepting, flexible data models. Unlike triple stores these technologies have practical utility and are easy to implement. [in reply to a comment]

Saved 26 February 2013 / www.semantico.com ↗

#triple-stores #stores #technology

Related / other sources, sharing tags

What is a graph database?

A graph database is one that stores data in terms of entities and the relationships between entities. A variant on this theme are RDF (resource description…

Graph Databases | Bloor #triple-stores #graph-database #RDF-databases #database #stores

Owlim in the architecture at the bbc

OWLIM serves as the RDF store in the architecture facilitating metadata-based management, inference and retrieval of content. The metadata is added instantly…

The Owlim Family Of Semantic Repositories #repository #pages #triple-stores

A principle of intellectual integrity

Identify all of the assumptions upon which you base your theoretical commitments, then state these assumptions as clearly as possible, and finally examine…

Beyond Zero and One (Andrew Smart) #assumption #thinking #technology #brain

Bad reaction to technologies

[talking about a scholar who wouldn't accept the new technologies] To my mind it was because she could not separate the activities of research from the…

Hamlet On The Holodeck #activity #work #form #technology

Big Data and the bureaucratization of life

As technology and Big Data advance, they enable the near-total bureaucratization of life—despite the fact that the promise of technology was exactly the…

Beyond Zero and One (Andrew Smart) #big-data #technology #jobs #work

Brain plasticity and screen culture

‘Although most neuroscientists are familiar with the concept of what we call plasticity,’ she told me, ‘it might be that most people haven’t really grasped…

The Ego Trick (baggini, Julian) #brain #screen-time #technology #environment