This Week in Neo4j – Cursed Movies, GraphKer, Hacking Hacker News, In-Memory Graphs, Power BI Integration, Graphalue

This Halloween issue features articles on cybersecurity, hacking hacker news content, combining Neo4j with Power Bi for data visualization, and more. A featured community member is Michela Ledwidge, who used Neo4j to investigate anti-LGBTQI interactions between Australian politicians, organizations, and lobbyists in a documentary. The article also includes tutorials on creating graphs using Neosemantics, GraphKer, and Pytesseract, as well as tips on how to have a cybersecurity graph database on your PC and hacking hacker news for fun and profit. Additionally, there are articles on building the case for graph value and creating in-memory graphs with native projections.

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