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by abdels 17y ago
yup they do, in the form of DBPedia, http://dbpedia.org/About
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by abdels 17y ago
I think they're working with the people at Freebase to release more in due time. In fact this podcast goes into more details about how Freebase is working with people like the NYTimes. Podcast: http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/audio/dow
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NYTimes Has Gone LOD (Linked Open Data)(data.nytimes.com)
21 points by abdels 17y ago|8 comments
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Continuous Deployment, Minimum Viable Products & the 5 Whys: A Podcast(ecorner.stanford.edu)
26 points by abdels 17y ago|3 comments
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by abdels 17y ago
Very excited about the ideas expressed in this article. There is a quite open hardware revolution that's about to tip. The open source cheap tools mentioned are very readily available, http://bit.ly/LvFB9 , and they're getting even cheaper
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Arduino/Xport-03 HTTP Requests and Avoiding Headaches(gist.github.com)
2 points by abdels 17y ago|0 comments
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by abdels 17y ago
This is an interesting discussion. We're working on a startup and patenting is something a lot of people with a traditional business view keep asking us. I love open source and patenting doesn't sit well with me. The idea of a'commercial se
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The BBCs RDF RESTed API - An Oldy But Goody(blog.dbtune.org)
3 points by abdels 17y ago|0 comments
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by abdels 17y ago
Wow, Rubinius that's certainly a blast from the past. Its great that the project is still ongoing. I especially like the link at the bottom of the post to the Rubinius book tour http://bit.ly/1wVU4 aka what you can read to fully understan
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by abdels 17y ago
This tip has seriously helped me get my XPORT back on track: 'Arduinos can be substitute USB to serial devices'. The magic is here: '... I hooked up the Arduino’s RX/TX to the XPort’s RX/TX pins (must be reversed, a.k.a. RX to RX, TX to TX)
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Handy Tips for the Arduino/Electronics Hacker(blogs.nyu.edu)
6 points by abdels 17y ago|1 comments
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by abdels 17y ago
Web.py reminds me greatly of Sinatra http://www.sinatrarb.com/ , a minimalistic very agile ruby web framework. These sort of frameworks are ideal for developing APIs or stand alone (RESTFUL) services, anything that does not rely heavily on
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by abdels 17y ago
>> The micrcontroller community today is analogous to the personal computer/homebrew computer clubs in the early 70's... I totally agree, in fact I was harping on this to great lengths just a few days ago :-))
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by abdels 17y ago
I was lucky enough to work on this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/radiolabs/2008/12/the_rockterscal... The hat of rock was my invention :-) Abdel A Saleh, https://twitter.com/abdels