tehprofessor

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   Action composition in Play Framework(iankent.uk)

   2 points by tehprofessor 12y ago|0 comments
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   by tehprofessor 12y ago

   Ruby 2.1's GC is worlds faster, for most applications-- especially with a minor amount of tuning. I saw GC time drop from 20ms to under 5ms (using new relic). Memory usage until GC has gone up a bit though. I can only hope, and have go
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   by tehprofessor 12y ago

   I guess I worried licensing might be an issue with large data sets: http://neo4j.com/subscriptions/ Where using more than one instance would be desirable (I'm not trying to over optimize-- I swear! ;-_-). I suppos
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   by tehprofessor 12y ago

   I'm curious as to how you're dealing with the licensing costs, as they shut down most hopes I had. Granted, Neo4j said they had a "startup" license but due to family issues i never followed up. Still seems a bit extreme
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   by tehprofessor 13y ago

   Due to the varying size of the releases; it's hard to compare them to each other. While a buggy turd, 10.0, was amazing at the time and blew windows out of the water. It was phenomenal by comparison. In the end I ended up voting for 10.8 be