Joined April 2008
I am happy to see something exciting evolve so near to me. Happy to participate. Learning a lot about logic and rdf last weeks!
RDF Surfaces Primer josd.github.io/know/ and can't remember anyone I'm more grateful for than the 2 Patrick's @PatHaye67745536 and @hochstenbach really!
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Yes , one can create a basic lisp interpreter in @PatHaye67745536 @josderoo RDF surfaces, if one includes the notion of a logical NOT in the semantics github.com/phochste/Notation…
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Doing research is often like a balloon expedition, flying higher and higher enjoying the view. And sometimes watching others flying spaceships and one is still enjoying this view.
Replying to @hochstenbach
Let's start with rewrites in Blogic and github.com/josd/eye/blob/mas… already gives the expected answer github.com/josd/eye/blob/mas…
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Can we send notification to all Belgian institutional repos about publication <-> research data linkages? @hochstenbach presented "Event Notification in Value-Adding Networks" and their work to implement a service node rdcu.be/cWawC #tpdl2022 @hvdsomp
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Presented our "Event Notifications in Value-adding Networks" protocol at #tpdl2022. We have a new version available : eventnotifications.net
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Working on a large piece of Markdown text in VS Code is a nuisance when comparing many text parts. But adding the 'bookmark' extension helps a lot!
We can start to point to your breathtaking talk videolectures.net/iswc09_hay… and say that there are running Blogic examples at github.com/phochste/Notation… and github.com/josd/eye/tree/mas… and that somehow the inherent potential of Blogic is like xitter.cf/josderoo/status/156801…
imagine a RDF triple as a transistor imagine a RDF surface as an integrated circuit imagine a RDF codex as a system on a chip what an inherent potential thanks to @PatHaye6774553 's videolectures.net/iswc09_hay… we can work it out @RubenVerborgh @pietercolpaert @fongenae at @imec_int
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RDF+surfaces by @hochstenbach github.com/phochste/Notation… 🙇 It nicely produces <urn:example:Friends> a <urn:example:TVSeries>. <urn:example:Supranos> a <urn:example:TVSeries>. <urn:example:Spaghetti> a <urn:example:Food>. <urn:example:Lasagne> a <urn:example:Food>.
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.@pietercolpaert explains that we have to let clients instead of publishers carry the cost of data consumption, and how Comunica enables this. youtube.com/watch?v=seXvRI-X…
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Replying to @namedgraph
True :-) @hochstenbach made a nice example with eplanations at github.com/phochste/Notation… commenting the :Alice :likes :Charly. and activating the :Alice :likes :Bob. now also runs fine with the latest eye. Thank you again @PatHaye67745536 for Blogic
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What is these days the linked/open data way to find out if a publication platform is peer reviewed or not? Without paying Ullrichs
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Or, what how can I add to wikidata a statement about the fact that a publication platform is peer reviewed?
Someone chatting with me at Brugge station asked me what my job was. I said : "I am a .. computer scientist!". Aah that felt good.
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Current train read. Looks familiar @Miel_vds ?
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(1/2) We have some exciting news to share! #OpenAIRE CTO @paolomanghi is co-leading an international team led by @UNTsocial that has been awarded a $1.2 million grant from @MellonFdnto to develop core #scholarlyinfrastructure. news.unt.edu/news-releases/i…
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