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• Parliament, storage density, and napkin math

  
  The Tetherless World Weblog — Authority: 106
  What follows is some napkin math on the storage requirements of the Parliament triplestore (as described in their SSWS paper) and its implications for our clustered RDF query engine (any errors are presumably with my understanding of the described system). The triple store has three data structures: a resource ...
  22 hours ago

• Handling RDF Statements with Apache Velocity

  
  YOKOFAKUN — Authority: 103
  This post is about using Apache Velocity ( a Java-based template engine ) and the Jena RDF library. My aim was to use Velocity to handle the content of one or more RDF store without compiling, just by using a custom velocity template. This idea was much inspired by Egon Willighagens posts where the RDF was handled ...
  2 days ago

• Reflections on Science 2.0 from a distance - Part II

  
  Science in the open — Authority: 446
  This is the second of two posts discussing the talk I gave at the Science 2.0 Symposium organized by Greg Wilson in Toronto in July. As I described in the last post Jon Udell pulled out the two key points from my talk and tweeted them. The first suggested some ideas about what the limiting unit of science, or ...
  2 days ago

• Reflections on Science 2.0 from a distance - Part I

  
  Science in the open — Authority: 446
  Some months ago now I gave a talk at  very exciting symposium  organized by  Greg Wilson  as a closer for the  Software Carpentry  course he was running at Toronto University. It was exciting because of the lineup but also because it represented a real coming together of views on how developments in computer ...
  3 days ago

• The Future of Science: Semantic Web Applications in Scientific Discourse

  
  Zzzoot — Authority: 103
  For those who want to take a glimpse at where science and scientific discourse are going, take a look at some of the papers at this workshop: Workshop on Semantic Web Applications in Scientific Discourse , October 26, 2009, Proceedings ), part of The 8th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2009) ...
  3 days ago

• Dashboard shows data Google has about you

  
  UMBC ebiquity — Authority: 413
  Google added a great new service, Dashboard , that summarizes data stored for a Google account — see MY ACCOUNT>PERSONAL SETTINGS>DASHBOARD . “Designed to be simple and useful, the Dashboard summarizes data for each product that you use (when signed in to your account) and provides you direct links to ...
  3 days ago

• Wolfram Alpha is Coming -- And It Could be as Important as Google

  
  Minding the Planet — Authority: 461
  Notes: - This article last updated on March 11, 2009. - For follow-up, connect with me about this on Twitter here. - See also: for more details, be sure to read the new review by Doug Lenat, creator...
  4 days ago

• Welcome to the Stream - Next Phase of the Web

  
  Minding the Planet — Authority: 461
  May 8, 2009 Welcome to The Stream The Internet began evolving many decades before the Web emerged. And while today many people think of the Internet and the Web as one and the same, in fact they are...
  4 days ago

• The Next Generation of Web Search -- Search 3.0

  
  Minding the Planet — Authority: 461
  The next generation of Web search is coming sooner than expected. And with it we will see several shifts in the way people search, and the way major search engines provide search functionality to...
  4 days ago

• Sneak Peak - Siri -- Interview with Tom Gruber

  
  Minding the Planet — Authority: 461
  Sneak Preview of Siri – The Virtual Assistant that will Make Everyone Love the iPhone, Part 2: The Technical Stuff In Part-One of this article on TechCrunch, I covered the emerging paradigm of...
  4 days ago

• Evolution of the social web

  
  Social Web Strategies — Authority: 106
  At Social Web Strategies, we’ve been saying that the future of the social web includes data portability. An April Forrester report drew the same conclusion. Today’s social experience is disjointed because consumers have separate identities in each social network they visit. A simple set of technologies that ...
  5 days ago

• Vacancies at SWAT

  
  MIH SWAT — Authority: 106
  Would you like to work at SWAT ?We have a few positions vacant at the moment – have a look:In Sao Paulo, Brazil – we need a junior front-end developer. You are highly skilled in front-end development, with specific skills in CSS, HTML and Javascript. You are a competent programmer, but you prefer to work [...]
  5 days ago

• Hello from Hinxton

  
  Semantic Science — Authority: 103
  So in my last post I pretty much said good-bye to the Unilever Centre and the people there and now it is time for a hello – a hello to a new job. I have recently joined the Department of Genetics and the group of Prof Ashburner as a Research Associate. While I am formally employed by the university, I will, ...
  6 days ago

• This We Know

  
  Simple Complexity — Authority: 565
  Have you ever wondered where the lowest or highest unemployment is, where cancer rates are the highest, or specific statistical information collected about your community? I came across an interesting web site today: This We Know . Our mission is to present the information the U.S. government collects about ...
  6 days ago

• Tagging: the Heartbeat of Alacra Pulse

  
  AlacraBlog — Authority: 480
  Tagging is at the heart of Alacra Pulse – it’s thetechnology that sifts through hundreds of thousands of stories and blog posts,delivering just the relevant content to our users. In defining the requirementsfor Alacra Pulse, we needed a technology which: Is adaptable, letting us move from a conceptlike ...
  6 days ago

• New York Times publishes Linked Open Data

  
  UMBC ebiquity — Authority: 413
  Like many newspapers, the New York Times links the first mention of well known entitles in its articles to a reference page. For example, a mention of Barack Obama links to a page which is a collection of basic information on President Obama and links to relevant stories and other resources that the Times has ...
  1 week ago

• Seo And Semantics For Successful Sem

  
  Free Internet Marketing Information — Authority: 156
  Semantics is not something new to the internet or websites. Semantics have been around since the ancient ages and we use them almost everyday in some situation or the other, vocally or in writing. Effective communication today consists of grammar, punctuation, sentence structure etc. But here is the surprising part: ...
  1 week ago

• Wiser OWL learns to unravel doctor talk (The University of Manchester)

  
  Future of Health IT: Trends and Scenarios — Authority: 121
  I saw a really good news bit today, actually two days old but thats how far behind I am on non-critical email: A good example of the scale of the problem facing medics and computer scientists is the NCI Cancer Thesaurus that has swollen from 20,000 medical terms in 2004 to over 50,000 terms today. As new terms are ...
  1 week ago

• Wikipedia and the Semantic Web – Part 2

  
  Kosmix Blog — Authority: 413
  About a month ago I posted ( here ) my thoughts about how Wikipedia can improve the Semantic Web. My take is that Wikipedia can provide a global and ever improving vocabulary bloggers and other content creators to provide richer context around what they write. Several people contacted me after reading the post ...
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• OnDemand Speed Links 28 October 2009

  
  OnDemand Beat — Authority: 99
  Amazon Launches Relational Database Service Amazon this week launched its Relational Database Service.(RDS) Amazon RDS is a MYSQL 5.1 database offering that will compete directly with Joyent’s recently announced MySQL Accelerator and indirectly (but not at an enterprise level) with Microsoft SQL Azure . ...
  1 week ago

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