AaronSw: Why SBP would top the list of Chump stats, also
sbp: Is this a network retrivable entity, or can it represent something that is specifically non-retrievable?
sbp: See also the great resource debate
AaronSw: Not to mention the feared fragment monster
sbp: Is this a network retrivable entity, or can it represent something that is specifically non-retrievable?
sbp: See also the great resource debate
AaronSw: Not to mention the feared fragment monster
DanCon: a sticky point was made Aug 11 2000 by Pierre-Antoine CHAMPIN
DanCon: to wit: "each predicate must be identified with exactly one namespace"
DanCon: I think that's a bug.
DanCon: to wit: "each predicate must be identified with exactly one namespace"
DanCon: I think that's a bug.
dajobe: no practical use I can think of, just for fun
sbp: Shows quite conclusively that Aaron is a loudmouth
AaronSw: Not to mention Sean!
sbp: See, we're the most interesting people on here. We have a lot to talk about
dajobe: made from a couple of perl hacks and analog
sbp: Shows quite conclusively that Aaron is a loudmouth
AaronSw: Not to mention Sean!
sbp: See, we're the most interesting people on here. We have a lot to talk about
dajobe: made from a couple of perl hacks and analog
danbri: Issues remaining include treatment of multiple URIs in FROM clause, and <, > etc constraints that are supported by Inkling.
danbri: I'm doing this as a motivator to learn SOAP; we've now got Perl and Java implementations of effectively the same simple RDF query language, interfacing via a SOAP-based protocol seems an obvious next step.
danbri: Hence this enquiry on the xml-dist-app list.
danbri: I'm doing this as a motivator to learn SOAP; we've now got Perl and Java implementations of effectively the same simple RDF query language, interfacing via a SOAP-based protocol seems an obvious next step.
danbri: Hence this enquiry on the xml-dist-app list.
An interview with Joshua Schachter, of Memepool fame, on the place of blog-type-things in the Web world.
danbri: Memepool's a great diversion and illustrates a very down to earth view of what semantic web, shared bookmarks etc might give us.
danbri: To the blogging crowd its nothing but another blog. Just a consistently amusing one maybe?
danbri: Shame their RSS feed is long dead.
danbri: "Currently, the big change that is overtaking everything is the personification and personalization of every site - community to enhance stickiness. I think we will begin to see the reverse occur - communities generating websites that genuinely serve their interest, with commerce as a secondary goal, asCurrently, the big change that is overtaking everything is the personification and personalization of every site - community to enhance stickin
danbri: "I think we will begin to see the reverse occur - communities generating websites that genuinely serve their interest, with commerce as a secondary goal, as opposed to the current model in which some company constructs a community in order to advertise to them and sell them things."
AaronSw: """We're the Sherpas of the Internet. We know how to find specific destinations that you didn't even know you wanted to go to yet. Remember that one definition of an "idiot" is someone who goes to an encyclopedia to look up a subject, and having read the entry on that subject, puts it away. """
danbri: To the blogging crowd its nothing but another blog. Just a consistently amusing one maybe?
danbri: Shame their RSS feed is long dead.
danbri: "Currently, the big change that is overtaking everything is the personification and personalization of every site - community to enhance stickiness. I think we will begin to see the reverse occur - communities generating websites that genuinely serve their interest, with commerce as a secondary goal, asCurrently, the big change that is overtaking everything is the personification and personalization of every site - community to enhance stickin
danbri: "I think we will begin to see the reverse occur - communities generating websites that genuinely serve their interest, with commerce as a secondary goal, as opposed to the current model in which some company constructs a community in order to advertise to them and sell them things."
AaronSw: """We're the Sherpas of the Internet. We know how to find specific destinations that you didn't even know you wanted to go to yet. Remember that one definition of an "idiot" is someone who goes to an encyclopedia to look up a subject, and having read the entry on that subject, puts it away. """
jonb-h: some email hacked up