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Gudahtt
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Comment #19730348
I think I understand the case you're making - that generic solutions are generally preferable to special-case solutions. That's a sensible enough position to take. But it's pretty …
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Comment #19492622
Yes, this is what passed. The "5 million unique monthly visitors" point is concerning too, because that term is not clearly defined.
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Comment #19492553
That description includes any for-profit services that involve user-generated content. That doesn't make me any less concerned. Also that link appears to be dead, so I'm not sure w…
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Comment #19491917
Not all for-profit websites are run by big corporations. The companies you're describing here are also the ones that will find it easiest to comply with these new regulations. YouT…
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Comment #19378883
This update includes everything in V8 v7.3 as well: https://v8.dev/blog/v8-release-73
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Comment #14695592
It looks like you're still using Neo4j 2.3. Have you tried using newer versions of Neo4j? There have been some pretty substantial performance improvements. Additionally, Neo4j does…
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Comment #14512037
Yes, the Community Edition and the Enterprise Edition are different. Certain functionality is restricted to the Enterprise Edition. It's a different codebase. I didn't say otherwis…
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Comment #14452303
Yes, that is the case.
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Comment #14437393
It is AGPL; it's dual licensed. You can use it freely under the terms of AGPL, or you can enter into a commercial agreement with Neo Technology and use it without the restrictions …
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Comment #14431010
Oh? Neo4j is free. The Community edition is GPLv3, and the Enterprise edition is AGPLv3.
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Comment #13110292
To address the other points you raised; I personally found Babel 6 easier to use and understand than Babel 5. I suspect this is because I needed to configure Babel 5 anyway to meet…
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Comment #13110142
No arguments about the poor documentation on how to migrate; that's fair. But we're straying from the point I was trying to make; your feedback was overly negative and hyperbolic. …
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Comment #13109627
>However, I am one of those people who think that Babel6 is terrible, that it "broke the web", and it marked the beginning of the entire JavaScript fatigue era. Granted, I wouldn't…
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Comment #12983269
The rule changes made... around 2 years ago now I think? Kinda made this complaint obsolete. They changed it to allow your ratio to dip well below the "required" ratio as long as y…
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Comment #12669497
It's disingenuous to attribute that act to Buddhism; that was a political act.