mnot: another day in the life of RDFIG (oops)
sbp: Interesting discussion about URIs, URNs, resources, etc.
sbp: "CWM can now do addition, multiplication, subtraction, division, remainders, negation, exponentiation, count the members in a DAML list, and do the normal truth checking functions, only sub classed for numeric values"
sbp: Follows on from Cryptography In CWM: Hashes, which added crypto:md5 and crypto:sha to CWM
sbp: Try the module cwm_math.py, and the test math-test.n3 etc., all attached
sbp: Follows on from Cryptography In CWM: Hashes, which added crypto:md5 and crypto:sha to CWM
sbp: Try the module cwm_math.py, and the test math-test.n3 etc., all attached
danbri: Probably mentioned this before, but doing this was the thing that convinced me about the Web. We had people contact us from all over, replying to blurbs I circulated online
danbri: Note to self: do some SemWeb multilingual stuff next year (image archives; thesauri...)
danbri: Note to self: do some SemWeb multilingual stuff next year (image archives; thesauri...)
sbp: "[...] it clearly mekes sense to allow any language which has the concept of a sentence -- maybe any language at all - to allow sentences from other languages to be included anywhere where a sentence of its own could go. This should be a generic feature of XML schemas."
sbp: "There is currently (1999/9) much debate in the XML world over exactly what defines a language, [...] If this debate resolves itself such that athe identity of a language is not clearly defined. In that case the XML namespace mechanism may prove an insufficiently firm foundation for the semantic web, or any application of data on the web."