Re:Ask HN: why isn't RDF more popular on HN?
by Someone on Saturday March 29, 2014 @04:49PM
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There's a lot of literature on Turing machines, too, but nobody builds them in silicon, either.
RDF is for databases what Turing machines are for computation: the minimal model that abstracts away as much as is possible without sacrificing capabilities but ignoring anything performance (memory usage, execution time) related.
RDF is for databases what Turing machines are for computation: the minimal model that abstracts away as much as is possible without sacrificing capabilities but ignoring anything performance (memory usage, execution time) related.