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by bjonnh 7y ago
Yes, it is still really well alive but does not benefit from marketing money, so it flies under the radar. A new version SPARQL1.2 is currently under work through a working group in W3C to address some of the limitations of the current vers
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by bjonnh 7y ago
Academics and other people that rely on scientific publications. Most of the world's knowledge in science is locked into PDFs and screenshots (or even pictures) of manufacturer's (often proprietary) software... So extracting it in
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by bjonnh 7y ago
True, but it is the case only in some high end tabloid-like journals, not more regular ones (at least in my field). Unless of course you ask for their openaccess option, then they charge thousands for CC-BY-NC-ND and sometimes more for CC-B
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by bjonnh 7y ago
As academics, your institution is paying publishers to get access to journal (and you may loose access to electronic versions if the institution stops paying contrary to paper versions), you write papers for free, you review papers for free
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by bjonnh 7y ago
If journal editors were less easily wooed by technical stuff they have no idea about and were able to bring in specialist reviewers, this would not pass. Unfortunately in specialized journals, if you publish something that sounds overly com
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by bjonnh 7y ago
There are a few scientists working in drug discovery here (I'm one of them), and quite a few from other domains from what I've read. We have philosophers that intervene regularly as well. Not just techies!
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by bjonnh 7y ago
Using it in production here since a few versions. It works perfectly for RDP (VMs that several non computer saavy people have to use including when abroad) and LDAP (slapd) for auth. Performance is really good even for tens of connections a
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Kotlin Census 2019(blog.jetbrains.com)
3 points by bjonnh 7y ago|0 comments
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Are We Still Thinking?(medium.com)
3 points by bjonnh 7y ago|0 comments
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by bjonnh 7y ago
Keep the css version around, it is beautiful.
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by bjonnh 7y ago
Really nice! Definitively going in my RSS feeds
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by bjonnh 7y ago
Still a work in progress but https://www.bjonnh.net (made with gohugo). Part is my academic work, some tech posts, working on my portfolio these days (prospection phase). Any advice appreciated