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by smarx007 4y ago
Plese stop talking about adding semantic annotations to every webpage as "semantic web". Semantic Web was originally to intended to make machine-to-machine communication a first class citizen on the web, to complement a human-frie
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by smarx007 4y ago
No, it was me, didn’t read carefully enough. Thank you and hope your wife finds a balanced job soon!
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Why would anyone wake up to an email at 3AM?
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by smarx007 4y ago
Not meaning to hurt any feelings here, but are you aware that people in Sweden have been filing taxes, accessing medical records etc. online for years with the help of nation-wide https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BankID ?
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by smarx007 4y ago
Aside from hosting projects under the Linux Foundation directly, LF (and OASIS, for example) also offer Foundation-as-a-Service for anybody who is ready to pay for a setup with a good (whatever that means to you) governance model. This is e
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by smarx007 4y ago
Tell that to Germans https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suedlink (started planning in 2011, the construction should have taken place 2016-2022, now they are hoping it will be done by 2028, lots on NIMBY court challenges alo
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No, they refer to it is as IP protection.
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Actually, I would say, stop using RDF/XML and JSON-LD. The biggest mistake one could make is to think that JSON-LD is JSON. JSON is a document (tree), JSON-LD (RDF) is a graph. There be dragons if you try to parse JSON-LD graph with a
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by smarx007 4y ago
Is anyone using M-disks and what's your experience so far? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-DISC https://web.archive.org/web/20130422110903if_/http://www.mdi...
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by smarx007 4y ago
But I guess you have an original Signal APK installed, not an alternative client that connects to Signal servers.
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No, it's a management decision and not a technical limitation.
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No, they will just all be marked "owl:sameAs" (though it's not as smooth as one would think [1]) in semantic web. [1]: https://www.w3.org/2009/12/rdf-ws/papers/ws21
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by smarx007 4y ago
> Some are also ferociously defending the system. It's some kind of religion to them, and they are fanatics. I think some are just more aware that StackOverflow as a whole is a complex functioning system and not just a collection of
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by smarx007 4y ago
What kind of interface and format is used to work with graphs? Many graph queries (your query language looks inspired by Cypher to me) require returning subgraphs, which need to be represented as a graph and not a tree (JSON, XML, etc.). Do
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by smarx007 4y ago
Ok but still: as a user, how do you even know that there are two containers with the same id? In other words, a human needs to have way of telling them apart. Even if two entries showed up with the same id, I’d assume as a user it’s a glitc
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I understand that ports don’t share container info with each other and manufacturers don’t have a crystal ball to see all container IDs of a given customer but given that first 3 chars identify a shipping company, I have hard time understan
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Wrong containers!
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by smarx007 4y ago
Oh, thank you! Learned something today. Plus a lesson to rely less on tech blogs and RTFM more!
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by smarx007 4y ago
> Java need standard logging with slightly improved ergonomics That's exactly what JDK9+ java.lang.System.Logger is. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59976828/difference-betw...
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by smarx007 4y ago
Please don’t hijack the term decentralization to solely mean blockchain &co. What you are describing is a single system that uses technical means to decentralize (quite cleverly so). The classical D. is achieved by not having a sing
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by smarx007 4y ago
The word "blockchain" is mentioned only once in the spec, and only in one of the 12 use cases. The garbage part is that 9 of 10 (give or take) methods registered on https://www.w3.org/TR/did-spec-registries&#x
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by smarx007 4y ago
As a user, I am very happy that W3C has overruled the objections. As a developer, it may a bit of a PITA, albeit a necessary one. For Google, it makes sense for them to request at least some "standard" methods. If the number of DI
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by smarx007 4y ago
I don't see how it addresses the original complaint. Vishnevsky basically stated that if you are trying to run a scientific experiment on a supercomputer, maybe it's a risky idea to use a new programming language with a new stdlib
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by smarx007 4y ago
So, they just declared technical bankruptcy? https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/technicalbankruptcy.asp
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The email listed the apps that issued tokens in the specified time window. If your notification email listed 0 apps, it means no apps created tokens during the time window in question (I got 1 app listed). I only missed that those tokens ha
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by smarx007 4y ago
I just got it as well and don't understand what I can do. Can I somehow force all generated tokens to be revoked and get apps to generate new tokens to be on the safe side? Or, rather, is there a way to do this without uninstalling the
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by smarx007 4y ago
From p. 74: > Overall, the gap for most AMD-based processors closed almost immediately when we controlled for NUMA nodes – in other words, when we only considered runs where each instance showed all vCPUs running across a single NUMA nod
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by smarx007 4y ago
Hear, hear! I see no reason why can't we go back to sharing information across sites on many domains hosted on a number of small servers, like in the 90s. For example, having a Raspberry Pi in every home. This sounds like decentralizat
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by smarx007 4y ago
> but for an enormous class of projects > with the [latest] toolchain update that you just pulled in In my experience, larger projects tend to be VERY conservative with toolchain updates. For example, I have Java JDK 8 (2014), 11 (201

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