saxomoose

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by saxomoose 1mo ago
"DuckLabs is joining AWS as a subsidiary" https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2026/08/duckdb-and-the-...
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by saxomoose 1mo ago
What does the financial counterpart of such a deal look like if the IP (main asset) is not part of the deal? Purely acqui-hiring?
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by saxomoose 1y ago
Ideally a physical address should point to a public entrance. Such an address can be geocoded. Locating a person or business from that entrance is a separate concern. Which must not involve 3D or indoor maps.
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by saxomoose 2y ago
Big fan of your work and impressed by your productivity. Currently reading https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/unifying-business-data/... . Currently experimenting with programmatic generation of json schemas
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by saxomoose 2y ago
Am currently working on that at Digital Flanders. Curious about any use of the API out there.
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eIDAS wallet reference implementation released(github.com)
4 points by saxomoose 3y ago|1 comments
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by saxomoose 3y ago
The EUDI Wallet Reference Implementation is part of the eIDAS 2.0 roll-out. Among other things, it aims at providing the building blocks required to exchange and validate electronic attestation of attributes, i.e. verifiable credentials. Th
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by saxomoose 3y ago
Interesting point. terminusdb works as a graph of documents and I believe it addresses the issue you are discussing. LinkML on the other hand is a modelling language and it does not concern itself by how things are queried when the models a
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by saxomoose 3y ago
I agree. Keep ontologies lightweight (RDFS/OWL) and work validation constraints out in SHACL. I like the notion of polyglot modelling pushed forward by LinkML. Have a single source of truth in YAML (or in some format which conforms to
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LinkML(linkml.io)
4 points by saxomoose 3y ago|5 comments
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by saxomoose 3y ago
Quoting from the project page: "LinkML is a flexible modeling language that allows you to author schemas in YAML that describe the structure of your data. Additionally, it is a framework for working with and validating data in a variet
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by saxomoose 3y ago
Is this also your go-to since LE action on Zlibrary?
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by saxomoose 3y ago
A potential avenue would be for self-learners to act as mentor to other self-learners. With a reputation system à la stackoverflow, mentoring tasks could be made appealing.
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by saxomoose 3y ago
Pairing self-learners with mentors would be a nice feature. I recently retrained in IT and had to complement/substitute school material with self-study sources found online (mix of books and video courses). Instead of teachers, whose a
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by saxomoose 4y ago
Google Finance would be an example.
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by saxomoose 4y ago
I had a decent experience with the Qoezion app recently: https://app.qoezion.com Basic messaging functionality, ...
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by saxomoose 4y ago
I do not consider it a reasonable request. The burden to maintain an open-source project is already heavy and entitled users should be flagged whenever possible. Examples abound. Came across this one recently: https://github.com&
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Maintainer of open-source project Orthanc asked to show proof of ISO compliance(twitter.com)
2 points by saxomoose 4y ago|4 comments