Need a graph database like Twitter is built on? @neo4j delivers, @emileifrem tells why

[dimsolvent]

sushi and barbecue. jesus guys you have nothing else to talk about even when you need to use a simple example?

[NatashkaAlkashka]

@daslolo: Like that:

stackoverflow questions 7105879 graph-problems-connect-by-nocy­cle-prior-replacement-in-sql-s­erver

[DainMiller]

God damn, 2 billion. This is a huge issue lol

[quadcatfly]

LOL. Designing problems to solve problems. There is nothing here that I cant do with MS SQL but much faster and more convenient.

[daslolo]

@quadcatfly how do you do graph traversal in MS SQL?

[AlexanderCovic]

This is one of 'the' main problems: evaluating data, quality of data, semantic web. Yet we are not very much better than the old Greeks? Quality does not rank up by quantity = page ranking.

More people enjoyed their BBQ restaurant A, but the really 'good for you' BBQ restaurant is maybe B, yet people never went there, it's too expensive, the majority of your friends have 'no taste', they 'join the flock', etc.

What you always get is the lowest common denominator. A really interesting problem.

[daslolo]

@AlexanderCovic good point. Maybe in this case your superior taste are a mark of consciousness A (picky) and you know not to listen to those of consciousness B (mcdo).

Often times these "problems" only exist in the mind of problem solvers and people either use common sense and disregard nonsensical situations.

What do you think ?

[fredi8282]

@AlexanderCovic I'm pretty sure the issues you are pointing out are interesting but easy to work around.

There won't be only one result in your research of BBQ restaurant, which means that the result #2, #3, #4 may look better, cheaper, closer to you, or the overall user rating may beat your friends rating.

This leaves you with a nice list of results to select from.

And it would be worth noticing that this guy made the basic software, millions of people are gonna develop their ideas with it.

[dankando]

FIRST!

Sorry... I had to.