William Lyon

@lyonwj

Tiramisu aficionado. Graph Hacker . 5th generation Montanan.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    30 Apr 2015

    Do I really look 46 years old in this picture?

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  2. May 5

    Even Canadian billboards are more civilized.

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  3. May 5

    Hotel clerk: So we’ve got you in the “Music Room”. Me: Oh that sounds fancy. Clerk: We call it that because you’ll be hearing music from the bar until 4am. Me: Oh.

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  4. May 5

    Will’s rule of real estate #2: If you have to use more than one wifi ap or one of those wi-fi extender things then your house it too big for you. 🏡

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  5. Retweeted
    May 3

    Playing around with presenting the new geospatial datatype in query results in neo4j-browser.

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  6. Retweeted
    May 3

    The announcement of Bloom yesterday makes me think I will be able to reimagine this dataset as a user-interactive graph

    This galaxy is the corn pipeline. Stars are inbreds. Lines are ancestral relationships. Plant breeding is beautifully complex.
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  7. Retweeted
    May 2

    Can you help us visualise data in investigations? For the next generation of OCCRP's VIS () we're looking for JavaScript visualisation nerds. Please RT, DMs are open.

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  8. Retweeted
    May 2

    Awesome first step by Neo4j team in helping analysts visually work with big graphs. We think your team may have edged out Palantir on being the closest to us, so congrats! cc ( )

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  9. May 2

    Will's rule of real estate #1: If you don't go into every room in your house during a typical day then your house is too big for you. 🏠

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  10. May 2

    The best part of this story is that she didn't know who he was until he gave her a ZinkeCoin 😂😂

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  11. May 1

    Yay! Pages now provides HTTPS support for custom domains 🎉🎉🎉 Just clicked “Enforce HTTPS” in project settings and now I have HTTPS for my blog:

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  12. Retweeted
    May 1

    . Dev Ops and Engineers how do you handle testing with a Neo4j instance?

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  13. Retweeted
    Apr 30

    Hey folks! I've published an update to my NPM package, neo4j-graphql-binding. It now supports the query and mutation types auto-generated by the neo4j-graphql plugin. … …

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  14. Apr 27

    has spread to the Flyover Zone

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  15. Retweeted
    Apr 26

    Swift for TensorFlow is now open source! It is a new programming model for machine learning combining the performance of graphs and the expressivity of Eager execution, with first-class autodiff built right into the compiler Learn more on the TF blog ↓

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  16. Apr 26

    Super excited to see getting buy-in beyond with Swift For

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  17. Apr 26

    Does anyone know where I might be able to buy a print of a specific photo taken by photographer Ashel Curtis in 1911 of Missoula, Montana? It’s referenced in the historic registry for the Northside Missoula Railroad Historic District:

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  18. Retweeted
    Apr 24

    Wonder what actually do? 15 of the most common ones explained in plain English.

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  19. Retweeted
    Apr 24

    I just blogged about an innoday where we were trying out with the plugin. Two awesome technologies, especially when combined. I can see a lot of potential here.

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  20. Retweeted
    Apr 24

    I believe the new review "Navigating the disease landscape" is the first study to publish their own queries! Cool query to find connections between and (see their ). • •

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  21. Retweeted
    Apr 23

    A seriously handy and nicely documented tool for visualising graph databases in the browser, accessible to webdev newcomers like me.

    In this week's shows how to do Graph Visualization with Neo4j Using Neovis.js
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