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Don't worry. I'm in the process of solving this. The solution was in front of us all this time. It's the semantic web. What was missing is an accessible client
by miguelrochefort 9y ago
Don't worry. I'm in the process of solving this.
The solution was in front of us all this time. It's the semantic web. What was missing is an accessible client, and it will be available soon.
Imagine one giant unified semantic decentralized database of everything. Add smart contracts, quantified self, intent inferring, and binary input (à la Tinder or Akinator). Organize this on a timeline, so that your OS becomes a task management system. That's it.
Unfortunately, my strategy is to target kids that haven't yet be corrupted by current communication paradigms. I think 5 to 12 year old is the sweet spot. Older people will be able to use it, but I don't know if they'll be able to grasp the full potential. Only time will tell.
- inimino 9y agoThe Semantic Web is going to solve all these problems very soon. There are just a few details to be worked out. This will be as true ten years from now as it was ten years ago.
- anigbrowl 9y agogmail me please, we are pursuing similar lines of inquiry.
- Mathnerd314 9y ago> one giant unified database of everything That's Google (almost; not everything is online). No need for the semantic web at all, or to wait for your vaporware 'solution'.
- WalterGR 9y agoThat's Google (almost; not everything is online). As a (presumably) end user, do you think that the interface provided by Google is database-like?
- Mathnerd314 9y agoquery; results. So yeah. It's easy enough to scrape. All this stuff about structured data is trying to find something that isn't there to begin with. If you want structure from unstructured data then use machine learning, don't try to sell everyone a "semantic data format" they have no incentive to use.
- WalterGR 9y agoHow do you do JOINs?
- WalterGR 9y agoIt would be great if you contacted me as well: waltergr@gmail.com . I worked on WinFS and am very interested in schematized, linked information.