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by sktrdie 11y ago
That's just wrong if you're "in the field". Have a look at Fuseki, or HDT, or Virtuoso (hell even Oracle supports RDF). The tools are very mature at this point so I had enough with people saying the Semantic Web never li
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by sktrdie 11y ago
W3C is a standard body. The semantic web is a research field. Different things.
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by sktrdie 11y ago
Please have a look at last weeks ESWC program (one of the top semantic web conferences): http://2015.eswc-conferences.org/program/accepted-papers Foundations such as query federation, graph compression (HDT), reasoning
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by sktrdie 11y ago
I beg to differ. Being a semantic web researcher myself, I can tell you that it has produced many relevant theories and artifacts that do help influence the world in positive ways. Here's a few to get you started: http://lin
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by sktrdie 11y ago
Meh... Semantic Web is a field... it's like hating natural language processing or distributed systems for not having achieved much over the past 10 years. But the fact is they provide strong theoretical foundations for us to develop ki
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“Science, Technology, and Exaltation,” Keynote Speech by Ralph Merkle(youtube.com)
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Bill Burr harsh standup sketch about Steve Jobs(youtube.com)
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Stream live video directly to your viewers and get paid instantly. No middlemen(streamium.io)
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by sktrdie 11y ago
It allows one to put a piece of information on the internet, and as long as the network lives, nobody can possibly remove that piece of information. It's stuck there forever. Not sure if that will be useful or not in the future, but th
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by sktrdie 11y ago
How's this different from just blogging?
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by sktrdie 11y ago
Webtorrent is such a cool project. Kudos to Feross for the hard work.
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by sktrdie 11y ago
Do you know about WebRTC and Webtorrent? You can do this even without a relay server. Just browser-to-browser.
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by sktrdie 11y ago
> A dad isn't in the delivery room just to "witness" the birth, or at least he shouldn't be. But I mean, surely the "witnessing" is important on its own, no?
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by sktrdie 11y ago
Sometimes I think about how even the number 40 is totally arbitrary. If we made the norm 30, would things be that different? It's such a sad thought that ~half (if not more) of the time we are alive, we spend at work, mostly doing some
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Here in Italy riots usually happen directly against the institutions. In Baltimore it was pretty much black people throwing stuff at everyday white people. The difference in race allows for a stronger generalization by both parties. Similar
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Exactly what I thought. WebRTC has this limitation and it's not actually possible to implement a DHT on top of it. Not sure why the developers decided to use WebRTC. I mean, it's a good transport layer for real-time communication
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by sktrdie 12y ago
What's the UI? I can't seem to find the package here https://github.com/moose-team/friends/blob/master/package.js... Is it http://nwjs.io/ ?
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by sktrdie 12y ago
webtorrent is one that pops in my head.
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Keyword-Based Navigation and Search Over the Linked Data Web [pdf](events.linkeddata.org)
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Only 2 days? It's 2015!! You'd think that we could afford doing what each and everyone of us loved the whole damn time and not just 2 days while slaving away the rest of the month.
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by sktrdie 12y ago
I feel differently from most people in this thread. Academia is not industry, and is not really driven by a capitalist market. You can debate that philosophy, and many other theoretical fields, have very little value in the market, and perh
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Search for advanced civilizations finds nothing obvious in 100,000 galaxies(eurekalert.org)
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Not really. The blockchain is meant to work for transaction type of information, not documents. It also keeps all of the transactions ever made. This type of web would probably contain a lot more information than that. Therefore you wouldn&
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Do you guys plan to release a video about it works? For example, how do you deal with content changing? If my index.html file changes, do I need to distribute a new torrent? I mean, it's a cool idea and all, but why not release a thoro
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Am I suppose to remember that long hash? I'd like if they provided us with some information how this works. Otherwise http://ipfs.io/ seems like a better approach that works in a way that I can actually understand.
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by sktrdie 12y ago
We already have free healthcare and education in Italy. Wouldn't be much of a stretch to think of free food and housing either, no? I agree that perhaps giving money to people isn't the best way to do this, but "being forced
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by sktrdie 12y ago
From an ethical/moral point of view, a UBI makes total sense; if someone doesn't want to work, why should they be forced to? Problem is we still haven't seen a single country implement UBI. Why is that? Wouldn't people f
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Being "artists" was just an example. I'm thinking of everything else that can't be automated (although virtually perhaps in the future everything, even art, will be automated). My point was that we simply need to find ne
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Wouldn't there always be new jobs? I mean, sure, technology has automated lots of things. But that's a good thing. We just need new kinds of jobs - ones that can't be automated. Who knows, perhaps in the future everybody can
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by sktrdie 12y ago
Wouldn't a UBI simply be inflationary? That is, rather than making 0 you make 1500 (say). But since everybody is making 1500, then it would be the same as making 0 again. So unless we have strict blocks on pricing things, UBI seems non

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