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We've been working with public data for over a decade. The tools for accessing and analyzing have just gotten so good that it was time to scale it out.

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Every cargo shipment entering the U.S. generates a customs manifest—product descriptions, quantities, ports, shippers, and declared values. 8,818 Ferraris were detected in U.S. customs data from 2020–2026, averaging 121 per month. Import volumes correlate with Bitcoin (+0.70), S&P 500 (+0.74), and NASDAQ (+0.68).

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Big Public Data

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Totally agreed. There is an application for access for civic projects: http://dev.enigma.io/

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- Front End Developer - Graph Database Developer

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Looking for candidates with especially strong Graph database/theory/processing experience.

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Hey there - sorry to not answer your question directly. Just commenting here. Very happy to see how positive the responses from others were. Makes me feel very good about the community here on HN. Take that as a sign. You can learn more by just continuing to ask and be curious.

Build it and they will come...

Thanks! This is great stuff.

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I cannot believe the link between palantir and prism is by the mere NAME of the software package as alleged in this article. That's some weak journalism. I mean, just check out github while you're at it: https://github.com/search?q=PRISM&ref=cmdform

You could do something data science-ish and look at how much power Baltimore Electric is buying in comparison to other companies, whilst controlling with Census data and perhaps other industrial activity data, see if there is really a gap in the power they are buying for the type of demand they should getting in a comparable scenario.

Really? We would see that data in FERC http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/eqr.asp#.UbFZk_ZATns

Ooooh - http://www.pdl.cmu.edu/SDI/2013/slides/big_graph_nsa_rd_2013...

I see your point but I am so tempted to assume that they are not just storing it in some flat dump but trying to extract some sort of higher order representation of the data as they are processing it into the warehouse. You could argue that surfacing trends is technically not "querying".

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You can't query this much data with clustering it, indexing it, analyzing it first somehow.

You are absolutely right my bad - was haste of me. Still another interesting document. Wonder why the first is gone.

I cannot change the URL - can an admin do so on HN?