[Wsuug] everything's a graph

[James Albert Bowden]

i'm only worried about the backend. thats one of the reasons i came to
refresh in the first place, i was not sure of how to go about setting it up
properly, especially for multiple users.
i'm really hoping you guys will just let me deal with the frontend. that was
never implied, but then again, the only thing i emphasized needing help on
was the backend and community.
i dont want to cut anyone out of the frontend; please, i'm open to any and
all suggestions, ideas, work, etc; however I do this all day long, so its
"kinda" like my forte.
is everyone going to ruby + objective c 757?


On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 6:51 AM, Kelley Walker <kcwalker at inkworkswell.com>wrote:

> At 07:11 PM 2/3/2010, Zach Young wrote:
>
>> That wasn't trash. (For context, I had just happened to be thinking of
>> graph theory today) and remembered what Kelly, Albert, and others had
>> been mentioning about everything being a list and then realized that
>> everything is not a list, but really a graph.) I thought it was
>> interesting and that you might find it interesting as well.
>>
>
> oooo. Please tell me more about this. :)
>
> I did a presentation awhile back on microformats. We'd talked about how
> almost everything you see, when you're using a content-based workflow (a la
> Andy Clarke) seems to be a list.
>
> As it turned out, I later did a presentation to our businesses about
> microformats, content-based workflow, etc. and how it saves the company
> money. It was New Year's, a convenient time when everyone's thinking in
> terms of lists. And, fortuitously, the famous philosopher Umberto Eco had
> curated an exhibit at the Louvre in which his thesis was: culture is founded
> on the list.
>
> So, now I'm curious about how to think of everything as a graph. :)
>
> Kelley
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