Excellent presentation. I had no idea John Cleese knew so much about graph databases. I wonder why so many commenters seem to have a problem with his English? He speaks completely standard English and in a completely normal tempo, nothing fast or unclear about it. Maybe they are used to only hearing American English or English spoken by second-language speakers? TH-cam provides a way to slow down the audio along with decent auto-generated subtitles. You can just use this if you have poor English skills.
Sorry, but this fast talking pace and sparse articulation is not at all adapted to webinar type videos ... Even for native speakers, its quite painful ...
Excellent presentation. I had no idea John Cleese knew so much about graph databases.
I wonder why so many commenters seem to have a problem with his English? He speaks completely standard English and in a completely normal tempo, nothing fast or unclear about it. Maybe they are used to only hearing American English or English spoken by second-language speakers?
TH-cam provides a way to slow down the audio along with decent auto-generated subtitles. You can just use this if you have poor English skills.
Very representative. Well done. Thank you.
In minute 25:09 why the statement (transfer)-[:OF_PLAYER]->(player) is separated by a comma and not joined?
Consider sharing slides that can be downloaded
Providing a dataset link so we can follow along in development would be helpful.
Why is player age in transfer table. Is it not master data for player?
Sorry, but this fast talking pace and sparse articulation is not at all adapted to webinar type videos ... Even for native speakers, its quite painful ...
Good content, but sorry - for non-native speakers it is extremely difficult to follow the speech spoken at the speed of a thought)
Terrible sound quality made it nearly useless. I quit after 20 minutes.
No way to understand your English. skipping video.