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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

#FreeSoftwareFoundation rides to defend #AGPLv3 against #Neo4j license add-ons
FOSS bods file amicus brief in hope of preserving core #GNU tenet of freedom forever
"At stake is the future of not just the AGPLv3, but the #FSF's widely used GNU Public License it is largely based on, and the software covered by those agreements."
theregister.com/2025/03/04/fre #GPL #GPLv3

The Register · Free Software Foundation rides to defend AGPLv3 against Neo4j license add-onsBy Thomas Claburn
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jbz

⚠️ Adverse appeals court ruling could kill GPL software license
—@theregister

｢ In May 2018, Neo4j dropped the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL) for its Neo4j EE (enterprise edition) and replaced it with a new license that incorporated the AGPLv3 with the Commons Clause license. The revised license disallowed non-paying software users from reselling the code or offering support services ｣

theregister.com/2025/02/27/adv

The Register · FYI: An appeals court may kill a GNU GPL software licenseBy Thomas Claburn
#neo4j#gpl#agpl
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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

#Appealscourt may kill a #GNU #GPL software license
If #appellatecourt upholds Neo4j v. PureThink decision, which endorsed database maker #Neo4j's right to amend GNU Affero General Public License, version 3 (#AGPL), governing use of its software with new binding terms, current assumptions about enforceability of #copyleft licenses will no longer apply. Issue before appeals court boils down to the right to remove contractual restrictions added to the terms of the #APGLv3.
theregister.com/2025/02/27/adv

The Register · FYI: An appeals court may kill a GNU GPL software licenseBy Thomas Claburn
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Karsten Schmidt

For 12 years already, I've been on/off experimenting (and prototyping) to create a compendium & knowledge graph about computational & generative art, the different movements/genres/mediums (e.g. architecture, design, visual art, audio/music, sculpture, kinetic/motion, film/animation, text etc.), influences, definitions/references, people (artists, curators, writers, thinkers), collectives, organizations (foundations, galleries, museums), exhibitions/festivals, tools & tool makers, common techniques used, art platforms — everything tagged and also supporting to browse by time (centuries & decades, currently starting ~1600) and region...

Attached are some screenshots of my first prototypes from 2011/12 (using #CouchDB, then #neo4j for storage & my own tools for force-directed graph layout) and of the current prototype using #Logseq (logseq.com)... The latter is working great for now and feeling, I'm getting somewhere this time, also because I have to make it work (for work!). This is all still just a beginning, hundreds of more people, orgs, projects & references to import and re-check from older versions. The current contents are _very_ biased to my own network/trajectory in/through this space...

Ps. Following up with all the folks & materials I've included already, I'm realizing again and again just how I've been the most naïve and _worst_ person to monetize (mostly not even trying!) my art/contributions... For 20 years I've filed 90% of hundreds of my projects under "experiments", "sketches", "demos", "tutorials" (often also to help illustrate techniques of my open source tools), only to realize (not for the first time) almost everyone else of my old peers has been way less selective and been attaching way more importance to all of their outputs... Maybe one day I will learn, before it's too late...

Screenshot of a (somewhat chaotic) force-directed layout showing a sub-graph of a several dozen nodes representing people, projects, venues, events etc. and relationships between them. The caption below the image reads: Fig. 3 Includes direct and indirect (2nd degree) relations and exhibits exponential growth of linked content. Because of the poor layout algorithm used, this amount of detail has become unreadable, but nicely shows to potential for users to explore this space of information in a multitude of ways by "travelling" along the connections.
Zoomed out force-directed graph representation of similar content as in the other image, i.e. a graph of people, orgs, events, genres, tools, references, regions, timeline info loosely related to computational art(s)...
#KnowledgeGraph#GenerativeArt#Art
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@haitchfive

Sulpher is the little subset of Cypher (Neo4j's query language) that I'm working on.

I added nore examples of queries that can be expressed in Sulpher:
github.com/ha1tch/rserv/blob/m

Here are other graph features that can be accessed via the REST api without need of Sulpher (tSome of these endpoints translate your REST request to Sulpher under the hood)
github.com/ha1tch/rserv/blob/m

In the Misc section there's a bit more interesting code example on how to use these graph things from your own Python application, or from wherever you can hit a RESTful http api. It implements the basics to access the graph data of a group of bloggers, with blogs, posts, tags, and comments.

github.com/ha1tch/rserv/blob/m

Hope somebody finds it useful!

GitHubrserv/manual/rserv-manual_0.3.9-part3-basicgraph.md at main · ha1tch/rservA lightweight REST prototyping server. Contribute to ha1tch/rserv development by creating an account on GitHub.
#rserv#python#graphdb
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Anita Graser 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇬🇪

Mapping relationships between #Neo4j spatial nodes with #GeoPandas

Previously, we mapped neo4j spatial nodes. This time, we want to take it one step further and map relationships. A prime example, are the relationships between #GTFS StopTime and Trip nodes.

For example, this is the Cypher query to get all StopTime nodes of Trip 17:

anitagraser.com/2023/12/09/map

graph of trip 17
plot of trip 17
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