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11y ago
Excellent sources, thanks!
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11y ago
Wow, thanks! I didn't know there was a wikipedia knowledge graph. Looks like my holidays may be fun too :-)
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11y ago
It would be interesting to see if one could start with (say) the OpenCyc ontology, and expand it using this or the DDG search.
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11y ago
This, actually, is much better; the Slashdot summary is often wildly inaccurate, alas. Thanks intelligent commenters!
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11y ago
In the spirit of Douglas Adams, maybe that's exactly what happened, and we're now, in fact, 17 years behind where we should be.
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11y ago
Sage advice. I read this after seeing a couch-offerer on this site with a name of "trouble"...!
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11y ago
It does look like an advertisement. I guess it's changed since you last looked -- DCHQ does have a pricing link on their front page now.
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11y ago
I wrote a pretty simple web app to do just this -- write down what I did, per project or task, and how long I worked on it. I eventually gave up on keeping track of the time, as I found I didn't really need it. It's really useful
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Hear hear. This would be a major help for those of us who cannot (for various reasons) have a full build environment on our machines. And it's just easier when we're lazy :-)
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> There's no rulebook when it comes to syntax (grammar), unless you're a prescriptivist. And no two prescriptivists can agree on which rulebook to use!